- Added formal support for Python 3.7
- Removed formal support for Python 3.3
- Catch SyntaxError from asyncio import on older versions of Python, thanks to @asottile
- Really fixed tests, thanks to @pydanny
- Added conftest.py to manifest so tests work properly off the tarball, thanks to @dotlambda
- Ensured new asyncio tests didn't break Python 2.7 builds on Debian, thanks to @pydanny
- Code formatting via black, thanks to @pydanny and @ambv
- Added asyncio support, thanks to @vbraun
- Remove Python 2.6 support, whose end of life was 5 years ago, thanks to @pydanny
- Validate for Python 3.6
- Drop some non-ASCII characters from HISTORY.rst, thanks to @AdamWill
- Added official support for Python 3.5, thanks to @pydanny and @audreyr
- Removed confusingly placed lock from example, thanks to @ionelmc
- Corrected invalidation cache documentation, thanks to @proofit404
- Updated to latest Travis-CI environment, thanks to @audreyr
- Overall code and test refactoring, thanks to @gsakkis
- Allow the del statement for resetting cached properties with ttl instead of del obj._cache[attr], thanks to @gsakkis.
- Uncovered a bug in PyPy, https://bitbucket.org/pypy/pypy/issue/2033/attributeerror-object-attribute-is-read, thanks to @gsakkis
- Fixed threaded_cached_property_with_ttl to actually be thread-safe, thanks to @gsakkis
- Regression: As the cache was not always clearing, we've broken out the time to expire feature to its own set of specific tools, thanks to @pydanny
- Fixed typo in README, thanks to @zoidbergwill
- Added timed to expire feature to
cached_property
decorator. - Backwards incompatiblity: Changed
del monopoly.boardwalk
todel monopoly['boardwalk']
in order to support the new TTL feature.
- Added threading support with new
threaded_cached_property
decorator - Documented cache invalidation
- Updated credits
- Sourced the bottle implementation
- Fix the dang-blarged py_modules argument.
- Removed import of package into
setup.py
- Documentation fixes. Not opening up a RTFD instance for this because it's so simple to use.
- setup.py fix. Whoops!
- First release on PyPI.