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==1.7.6
->==1.8.0
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☝️ Attention Developers: there is a potential Breaking Change in this release. CLI users will not be impacted.
🛠️ Potential Breaking Change
PR #1119 involved the refactoring of all the internal file/module structure of the Apprise library. The hope is I didn't break anything in your source code 🙏 . The change was required in order to remain compatible with Python v3.11+ in conjunction with library importing and how it works under the hood. More details on the specific issue can be found here demonstrating it. The Python Issue I opened in reguards to this made it clear I needed to adapt the fix on my side and conform to a better file based structure.
The side effect of this massive change developers may see (if any at all) is just the way your
import
calls are made. If you always followed the examples provided on this GitHub project, you'll have no issues at all. However, if you got clever and leveraged some of the under-the-hood compontents Apprise is built upon, then you may have an issue. The good news is the ONLY thing impacted is the way you imported your libraries (they just slightly moved around). An example of this is someone who may have had:Documented imports still work perfectly (both before and after this major refactor) such as:
📣 New Notification Services:
n/a
💡 Features
http://
attachment URLs (#1122)cache=
become case sensitive too (e.gCache=
will no longer be parsed).❤️ Life-Cycle Support
ClassName.py
to not include aclass ClassName
inside. Python has issues withimport
andunittest
references when this is done.unittests
break completely in Python v3.11 using this method making this massive refactoring essential.🐛 Bugfixes
clicksend://
authentication bugfix in https://github.com/caronc/apprise/pull/1121apprise//
) token length by @isometimescode in https://github.com/caronc/apprise/pull/1120Installation
Apprise is available on PyPI through pip:
### Install Apprise v1.8.0 rom PyPI pip install apprise==1.8.0
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