Release history =============== .. currentmodule:: aioresult aioresult 1.2 (2025-02-28) -------------------------- - Add ``py.typed`` marker so that type checkers know that type annotations should be used for type checking. aioresult 1.1 (2025-02-26) -------------------------- - Add type hints (to the maximum extent reasonably possible), courtesy of TeamSpen210. - Lazily construct the internal ``Event``, so that ``ResultCapture`` objects can be constructed before the event loop runs (e.g., at global module scope). - Add nice string representation. aioresult 1.0 (2024-02-08) -------------------------- - **Breaking API change**: :attr:`ResultCapture.routine` and :attr:`ResultCapture.args` are now properties rather than methods (since all they do is directly return an underlying attribute). - **Breaking API change**: Remove ``StartableResultCapture`` class; replace with two new elements of functionality: - Add ``**kwargs`` to :meth:`ResultCapture.run()`, passed through to the underlying async routine. This allows it to be used directly with :meth:`trio.Nursery.start()` and :meth:`anyio.abc.TaskGroup.start()`. - Add :meth:`ResultCapture.capture_start_and_done_results()`, which allows capturing both the start result and the overall task result as separate :class:`ResultCapture` objects. - Add some utility functions for :doc:`waiting for a result `: :func:`wait_any()`, :func:`wait_all()` and :func:`results_to_channel()`. - Allow exceptions to be optionally suppressed from propagating out of :class:`ResultCapture` (but only those of type :class:`Exception`, not those directly derived from :class:`BaseException`). - Reorganise docs slightly (the tutorial for the main :class:`ResultCapture` functionality is separated from the reference documentation, and the :class:`Future` documentation is moved to its own separate page, and there is an extra page for the new wait functions). aioresult 0.9 (2023-01-02) -------------------------- - Initial release, with main class :class:`ResultCapture`, derived class ``StartableResultCapture``, along with :class:`Future`, and their base class :class:`ResultBase`.