ParamTools 0.13.0

• Add delete method for removing a parameter's value objects. (#95)
• Round out select module with the select_lte and select_gte functions. (#96)
• Makes exact_match keyword on Parameters.select_* methods optional. (#96)
• Fixes bug where select_lt was left out of top-level import. (#96)

ParamTools 0.12.0

• Streamline steps to add custom types with a new register_custom_type function. This makes it easy to register a custom type that can be used through out the defaults config file. (#93)
• Add ability to select value objects based on whether a label is less than or equal to some value with the new select_lt function. (#90)
• Update the docs website with a slick new theme from Material for MkDocs, add the beginnings of an API reference page using mkautodoc, and move the docs website to https://paramtools.dev (#94)
• Removes warnings that are shown when adjusting a value for a parameter that is not active in the current state of the Parameters instance. (#91)

ParamTools 0.11.1

• Bug fix for custom fields. This feature was accidentally removed in #72. (#89)

ParamTools 0.11.0

• Add a warnings distinction to validators. By default, validators throw errors, but you may specify that they emit warnings instead (#86):

  "range": {"min": 0, "max": 10, "level": "warn"}

• Adds a new when validator, that allows you to specify complex conditional validation logic. Here's an example using Tax-Cruncher's social security parameter (#81):

  {
      "when": {
          "param": "spouse_age",
          "is": {"less_than": 65},
          "then": {
              "when": {
                  "param": "primary_age",
                  "is": {"less_than": 65},
                  "then": { "range": {"min": 0, "max": 0} },
                  "otherwise": { "range": {"min": 0, "max": 9e99} }
              }
          },
          "otherwise": { "range": {"min": 0, "max": 9e99} }
      }
  }

• A bug fix for the sort_values method and its usage in dump. (#87)

ParamTools 0.10.3

• Add a sort_values method for to re-order value objects that may get shuffled after operations like extend or adjust. The dump method now ensures that the results are sorted by default. (#84, #85)

ParamTools 0.10.2

• Rename "actions" to "operators". (#83)
• Fix handling of scalar parameters when array_first is true. (#80)

ParamTools 0.10.1

• Fix bug where array parameters could not be adjusted when array_first is True. (#76)
• Add to_dict method that returns a Parameters instance as a Python dictionary. (#76)

ParamTools 0.10.0

• The "schema" object in defaults now undergoes comprehensive validation. (#72)
• A new "operators" member is added to the "schema" object in defaults. Operators are variables like label_to_extend or array_first which tell ParamTools how a defaults object should be loaded. This makes it easier to dump the data for a Parameters instance in one place and load it in another. (#73)
• A new approach to doing searches and updates brings performance improvements. (#74)
• The Parameters class supports iteration similar to Python dictionaries. (#75)

ParamTools 0.9.0

• Make it easier to customize the adjust method. This allows projects to use custom adjustment formats or apply custom logic. Checkout the custom adjustment docs to learn more. (#70)
• Enhancements and bug fixes for the extend method. (#71)

ParamTools 0.8.0

• Add out-of-the-box parameter indexing. This is helpful for projects that have parameters that change at some rate over time. For more information, checkout the indexing docs. (#65)