python-cachetools-2.0.1-bp150.2.4

- Implement single-spec version
- Update to version 2.0.1
  * Officially support Python 3.6.
  * Move documentation to RTD.
  * Documentation: Update import paths for key functions
    (courtesy of slavkoja).

- update to 2.0.0:
  - Drop Python 3.2 support (breaking change).
  - Drop support for deprecated features (breaking change).
  - Move key functions to separate package (breaking change).
  - Accept non-integer ``maxsize`` in ``Cache.__repr__()``.

- update to 1.1.6:
  - Reimplement ``LRUCache`` and ``TTLCache`` using
    ``collections.OrderedDict``.  Note that this will break pickle
    compatibility with previous versions.
  - Fix ``TTLCache`` not calling ``__missing__()`` of derived classes.
  - Handle ``ValueError`` in ``Cache.__missing__()`` for consistency
    with caching decorators.
  - Improve how ``TTLCache`` handles expired items.
  - Use ``Counter.most_common()`` for ``LFUCache.popitem()``.
  - Refactor ``Cache`` base class.  Note that this will break pickle
    compatibility with previous versions.
  - Clean up ``LRUCache`` and ``TTLCache`` implementations.
  - Refactor ``LRUCache`` and ``TTLCache`` implementations.  Note that
    this will break pickle compatibility with previous versions.
  - Document pending removal of deprecated features.
  - Minor documentation improvements.
  - Fix pickle tests.
  - Fix pickling of large ``LRUCache`` and ``TTLCache`` instances.
  - Improve key functions.
  - Improve documentation.
  - Improve unit test coverage.
  - Add ``@cached`` function decorator.
  - Add ``hashkey`` and ``typedkey`` fuctions.
  - Add `key` and `lock` arguments to ``@cachedmethod``.
  - Set ``__wrapped__`` attributes for Python versions < 3.2.
  - Move ``functools`` compatible decorators to ``cachetools.func``.
  - Deprecate ``@cachedmethod`` `typed` argument.
  - Deprecate `cache` attribute for ``@cachedmethod`` wrappers.
  - Deprecate `getsizeof` and `lock` arguments for `cachetools.func`
    decorator.
- Use pypi.io as Source url

- Initial package (1.0.3)