Spring Python 1.1.1, 1.2.1, and 1.3.0.RC1 are released! |
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Amidst the flurry of Spring releases this month, Spring Python has it's own.
Versions 1.1.1 and 1.2.1 are maintenance releases that patch some bugs. Version 1.3.0.RC1 is the first release of 1.3.0.
In this release we have commits from team members, and have also merged pull requests through github. If you want to make contributions to this project, don't forget to sign the contributor license agreement.
Thanks,
The Spring Python team
Release Notes – Version 1.1.1
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-134] – AOPProxy throws an error unless target.__class__.__name__ == "instance"
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-151] – Fix XML parsing to handle non-ascii values
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-159] – Add DatabaseTemplate argument checks to execute that are like the ones used in query operation.
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-161] – Add installation steps to Spring Python's documentation
Release Notes – Version 1.2.1
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-159] – Add DatabaseTemplate argument checks to execute that are like the ones used in query operations
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-161] – Add installation steps to Spring Python's documentation
Release Notes – Version 1.3.0.RC1
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-159] – Add DatabaseTemplate argument checks to execute that are like the ones used in query operations
- [SESPRINGPYTHONPY-161] – Add installation steps to Spring Python's documentation
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Trevor Conn says:
Added on January 18th, 2012 at 10:47 pmHello — I just happened to stumble upon the existence of Spring Python, but I see you don't yet support Python 3. Do you have any idea at all when that support will be forthcoming? Thanks.
Greg Turnquist (blog author) says:
Added on January 19th, 2012 at 9:55 amI'm not sure, but it is something that has been rolling around in the back of my mind. I am trying to figure out how to best approach it, since I don't want to do too much maintenance.