ParamTools 0.20.0

This release makes ParamTools compatible with marshmallow 4.0.0 and above [PR #146].

ParamTools 0.19.0

This release adds a get_defaults method to the Parameters class object, which allows users to update default values before processing by ParamTools. (PR #138)

ParamTools 0.18.3

Changes parameters.py to call the new _hook method and not the deprecated _has_processors method for compatibility with marshmallow 3.22.

ParamTools 0.18.2

Use load_defaults rather than missing in calls to calls to marshmallow.fields to avoid deprecation warnings. (PR #134)

ParamTools 0.18.1

• Fix bug when using a when validator with defer_validation. (#127)

ParamTools 0.18.0

• Allow comments in JSON files. (#124)

In [1]: import paramtools                                                           

In [2]: s = """// this is my json file 
   ...: // more comments here 
   ...: /* 
   ...: multi line comments? 
   ...: */ 
   ...: { 
   ...:     "hello": "world", 
   ...:     "allows_urls": "http://double-slash-is-ok.com" 
   ...: }"""                                                                        

In [3]: paramtools.read_json(s)                                                     
Out[3]: 
OrderedDict([('hello', 'world'),
             ('allows_urls', 'http://double-slash-is-ok.com')])

ParamTools 0.17.0

• Add transaction method for multi-stage updates. (#123)
  
• Use Github Actions for CI. (#123)

ParamTools 0.16.0

• New API for querying parameter values:
  

• Improvements for querying custom/nested values:
  

ParamTools 0.15.1

• Fix several ordering bugs affecting the order of schema vs parameter names in the output of Parameters.dump and the order of keys in value objects. (#115)
• Expose argument to use the labels set in the state of the Parameters instance when selecting which values to include when calling Parameters.dump. (#115)
• Use most up-to-date operator values when dumping a Parameter values to JSON. (#118)

ParamTools 0.15.0

• Use fsspec to support a rich variety of inputs sources from local JSON files to files stored on GitHub, S3, or Google Cloud Storage. (#111, #113)