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- Update to 3.1.0: * Added + query_type function to determine what as type fastnumbers will interpret a given input * Fixed + Support for Python 3.9 (eliminate use of private Python C function that is now hidden in 3.9)
- Update to 3.0.0 + Added * Support and tests for Python 3.8 * Text to highlight that `fastnumbers` is not always faster that native Python * `on_fail` option that is identical to `key`, but has a more descriptive name * Windows testing to Travis-CI * Code quality checks to Travis-CI * Deployment from Travis-CI * RELEASING.md + Changed * Cleaned up all test code so that it no longer includes unused code and also conformes to flake8/black * Near-complete re-write of the README, hopefully to make the functionality of `fastnumbers` clearer, to support better navigation, and to better highlight caveats. * Made all named options keyword-only except for `default` + Deprecated * `key` function (it will forever remain allowed, but is "hidden" and cannot be given with `on_fail`) + Fixed * Bug where the `coerce` option of `real()` was ignored * Improved testing reproducibility by pinning all test dependencies + Removed * Support for Python 2.7 and Python 3.4 * Appveyor service
- Fix spurious test failure
- Remove arch restriction
- Do not restrict architectures
- version update to 2.2.1 * Formatting docstring * Add `allow_underscores` option to toggle whether or not underscores are allowed inside numbers on Python >= 3.6 * Update CHANGELOG format to style from https://keepachangelog.com/
- Add missing python3-testsuite BR
- update to version 2.1.1: * Fix compile error on FreeBSD where fastnumbers’ “string.h” shadowed the system “string.h”. * Add a high-level description of the fastnumbers algorithm in the documentation. - changes from version 2.1.0: * Fix bug in converting unicode numbers on Python 3.7. * Restructure code base, hopefully improving simplicity. * Speedup of conversions of ASCII-like unicode in Python 3. * Speedup of conversions for large integers and large floats - fastnumbers should now be at least as fast as built-in functions. - changes from version 2.0.5: * Fix bug in fast_real that resulted in an OverflowError when given very large int-like floats. * Source files are sorted before compilation.
- Update description.
- Update to 2.0.4 * Updated docstrings. * Improved timing documentation. * Added testing for Python 3.7.
- Initial version