v1.1.9

• Remove support for Python 3.9 and add Python 3.14 to the build matrix.
• Update type annotations to Python >= 3.10.

v1.1.8

• Improve the Secret class to always encode strings before comparing to str. Otherwise it would throw exception for non-UTF8 strings (just like secrets.compare_digest - poor UX!). It ignores unicode errors in secrets that are likely received from external input.

v1.1.7

• Add a Secret class to handle secrets in code instead of using plain str. This
  approach offers several advantages:

1. It encourages loading secrets from environment variables, and discourages programmers
   from hardcoding secrets in source code.
2. Avoids accidental exposure of secrets in logs or error messages, by overriding
   str and repr.
3. It causes exception if someone tries to JSON encode it using the built-in JSON
   module, unlike str.
4. For convenience, it can be compared directly to strings. It uses constant-time
   comparison to prevent timing attacks, with the built-in secrets.compare_digest.
5. Environment variables can be changed at runtime, using this class applications can
   pick up secret changes without needing to be restarted.

• Add an EnvironmentVariableNotFound exception that can be used when an expected env
  variable is not set.
• Handle timedelta objects in the FriendlyEncoder class, by @arthurbrenno.
• Improve the order of if statements in the FriendlyEncoder class to prioritize the
  most frequently encountered types first, which should provide better performance in
  typical use cases.

v1.1.6

• Drop Python 3.6 and Python 3.7 support.
• Use obj.model_dump instead of obj.dict for Pydantic V2.
• Add support for Decimal in FriendlyEncoder.
• Apply black, flake8, isort, mypy.
• Replace setup.py with pyproject.toml.
• Workflow maintenance.

Contributors: @waketzheng, @tyzhnenko, @RobertoPrevato

v1.1.5

• Adds py.typed file
• Adds ConflictException

v1.1.4

v1.1.4 :octocat: