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Version 1.0-beta.5

15 Jan 06:01
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A couple of bug fixes relating to how errors are reported by the client.

Version 1.0-beta.4

09 Jan 22:26
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Version 1.0-beta.4 Pre-release
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A couple more bug fixes as well as adding support for Python 2.6 and Python 2.7 to the galapi executable.

The two bugs fixed were...

  • Uploading a non-existent file now gives a nicer error message.
  • If the downloads directory does not exist it will be created.

Version 1.0-beta.3

30 Sep 20:33
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A couple of bug fixes (non-critical).

  • An exception that occured before exiting after creating temporary folders was fixed.
  • Improved logging in a few places.

Version 1.0-beta.2

27 Sep 17:53
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A number of very useful bug fixes.

  • Fixed a blocking bug in the last release that mandated that the user creates
    a certain directory.
  • Better error reporting all around.
  • Pertinent trace backs can now be enabled with the --show-tracebacks
    option.
  • SSL errors are now correctly reported as such (previously reported as
    general connection errors).

Version 1.0-beta.1

05 Jul 00:57
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This is the first major release since the rewrite of the API Client. Tons of things have changed so make sure to upgrade!

  • Better logging with configurable verbosity.
  • Built-in shell that does not rely on bash, but does have lots of bash features like autocomplete and history (even reverse history search).
  • Configuration files are now in YAML.
  • Configuration files can be modified by using the client directly with the --save option.
  • Super easy install, just download the binary and go.
  • Download UI is now nicer with progress bars.
  • No more deleting files randomly to get the client to behave.

Let us know what you think!