Releases: omarryhan/aiogoogle
Releases · omarryhan/aiogoogle
2.1.0
Features
Add the option to upload bytes object
Thanks to
Andrea Ghensi @sanzoghenzo
v2.0.1
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug were multipart headers for content-type were incorrectly configured. Also, now adding JSON to all multipart requests even if it's empty.
- closes #46
- closes #64
v2.0.0
Bug fixes
Now quoting path parameters with urllib.quote
instead of urllib.quote_plus
Will my stuff break?
Unless you are passing strings as url path parameters in POST requests (which is unlikely), you should upgrade to v2 without a thought. Otherwise, please read this issue for more details: #63 (comment)
v1.1.15
Features
Now defaulting to chunked file downloads as it's more efficient.
v1.1.14
Features
Now supports repeated
argument. If an URL argument is repeatable, you can pass an array (or a tuple or a set) and Aiogoogle will split them into repeated URL args, instead of serializing the whole array as a JSON array.
v1.1.13
Bug fixes
- Fixed an issue were because uri_params reference was only passed and not copied for building the URL (excluding the query), it popped query parameters as well which caused some URI params to get deleted unintentionally.
v1.1.12
Bug fixes
- Fixed bug where the existing refresh token isn't added to UserCreds when refreshed. It should add it because sometimes, when UserCreds is refreshed, only an access token is returned and not a refresh token.
v1.1.11
Bug fixes
- Use all valid ISS values during JWT token validation
Note
- This is the same as the previous release, but I forgot to bump the version before publishing the previous one. This should fix the Pypi package update problem.
v1.1.10
Bug fixes
- Use all valid ISS values during JWT token validation
v1.1.9
Validation bug fix and enum validation feature
Features
- Now validating discovery doc enum
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug where minimum and maximum validation where mutually exclusive. i.e. a field can have both and a min and max, but it wasn't being validated as such.