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Version 0.7.6 Released on 2023/01/10
* Fix Json deserialization with newer Django versions
* A bit of code modernization
* Update copyright info
Version 0.7.5 Released on 2022/09/09
* Workaround compatibility with Webengine running on Squeeze...
Version 0.7.4 Released on 2022/04/08
* Fix existing plugins compatibility during msgpack deserialization
Version 0.7.3 Released on 2022/03/30
* Fix Python3 deserialization with newer versions of msgpack
Version 0.7.2 Released on 2021/07/20
* Format the code with Black
Version 0.7.1 Released on 2020/08/31
* Fix Python3 deserialization format for msgpack
* Format the code with Black
Version 0.7.0 Released on 2020/06/29
* Re-release to fix upgrades
Version 0.6.6 Released on 2020/04/08
* Port importer to python3
Version 0.6.5 Released on 2020/04/07
* Modernize packaging
Version 0.6.4 Released on 2016/06/07
* Fix hanging forever when remote server is unreachable
Version 0.6.3 Released on 2016/02/23
* Improve compatibility with some existing exporter plugins
Version 0.6.2 Released on 2016/02/01
* Fix a syntax error of a variable, headers should not contains underscores
Version 0.6.1 Released on 2015/12/15
* Read raw data from responses
This restores the previous behaviour and fix a regression when data is
compressed.
Version 0.6.0 Released on 2015/12/07
* Port from urllib2 to requests
* Correct the style of the __init__.py.in
* Remove a function not used
* Change the default serializer method from pickle to msgpack
Version 0.5.0 Released on 2012/06/22
* Set a default User-Agent and allow changing its value through
configuration.
* Merge headers definitions in urllib2.Request call.
* Mutualize body decompression code.
* Handle missing trailing / from distant_url.
* Add missing documentation.
Version 0.4.0 Released on 2012/05/28
* Make importer support multiple serialization format.
* Pylint/PEP8 pass on bin/importer.
Version 0.3.5 Released on 2011/04/22
* Now released under the LGPL-2.1.
Version 0.3.4 Released on 2011/03/09
* Actually do Content-Encoding checking in error handling,
closes: #3898.
* Do not try to handle non-exporter-origined exceptions, closes: #4036.
* Drop python 2.4 specific workarounds.
Version 0.3.3 Released on 2011/03/01
* Decompress error message when http errors occur, closes: #3898.
Version 0.3.2 Released on 2011/01/19
* Add bin/importer script.
Version 0.3.1 Released on 2010/12/14
* Add missing NAME section to the man page.
Version 0.3.0 Released on 2010/12/09
* Add gzip Accept-Encoding / Content-Encoding support, closes: #3717.
Version 0.2.6 Released on 2010/04/26
* Add importer doc.
Version 0.2.5 Released on 2010/01/12
* Set TCP timeout to 30 sec, add property to change it, closes: #2595.
Version 0.2.4 Released on 2009/12/09
* Fix issues when using several Importer instances, closes: #2652.
Version 0.2.3 Released on 2009/10/27
* Python 2.5 compatibility fix wrt urllib2 mem/fd leaks issues.
version 0.2.2 Released on 2009/06/26
* Fix fd & memory leak on exception, closes: #2062.
Version 0.2.1 Released on 2009/06/23
* Call only once install_opener.
* Fix circular dependencies, closes: #2022.
Version 0.2.0 Released on 2009/06/22
* Handle SSL certificates. Closes: #1912.
* Fix: Display read message instead of UnpicklingError.
* Allow calls to webengine methods.
Version 0.1.0 Released on 2009/05/12
* Initial release
* Added more exceptions class
* Better error handling for UnpicklingError
* Moved exceptions to their own python file
* Fix bug: Different instances of Importer was sharing the same "conf"
dictionary (due to the way python handle default arg for parameters)