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Changelog
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Changelog
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+openleadr 0.5.11
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+Released: 3 december 2020
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+New features:
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+- This update makes the list of Targets available as a dictionary of targets grouped by their type.
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+- You can now add Targets to events in multiple ways (``target``, ``targets``, and ``targets_by_type``).
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+Changes:
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+- The member names of the 'measurement' objects or dicts have been changed to be consistent everywhere:
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+ - item_name -> name
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+ - item_description -> description
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+ - item_units -> unit
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+ - si_scale_code -> scale
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+ This way, the parameters to client.add_report() are consistent with the Measurement object and the dicts that are passed around.
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+ Additionally, there is extra validation to prevent sending invalid measurements, and hints to correct any mistakes.
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+openleadr 0.5.10
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+Released: 1 december 2020
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+Bug fixes:
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+- The on_created_event handler is now expected to receive the parameters (ven_id, event_id, opt_type). This was already in the docs, but not yet in the actual implementation. This has now been fixed.
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openleadr 0.5.9
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openleadr 0.5.9
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