v0.6.0

• Adds support for renaming directories. (#64)
• Updated several dependency versions. We now support the latest versions of IPython/Jupyter, and we require IPython>=4.0 and Notebook>=5.0. We also now test against newer versions of Python: (#46, #72, #44).
• Reworked Travis build to simplify future maintenance. (#72)

v0.5.3

Fixes missing alembic migration files in the sdist.

v0.5.2

Fixes a bug in the generate_files utility where a non-notebook file in the database would cause an exception.

v0.5.1

• Adds a new fetch command to the pgcontents CLI for fetching a
  single notebook.
• Adds utilities for offline processing of notebooks from the pgcontents
  database.
• Adds utilities for encrypting and decrypting notebooks for many users.
• Pegs notebook dependency to < 5.0.

v0.5

Add support for IPython 5.x.

v0.4

This release adds experimental support for encryption of database notebooks using the cryptography library.

• Adds new configurable crypto attributes to PostgresContentsManager
  and PostgresCheckpoints. crypto objects must provide encrypt
  and decrypt methods, which will be called on data being written to
  and read from the database, respectively.
• The default crypto implementation is NoEncryption, which returns
  its inputs unchanged.
• The built-in crypto implementation is FernetEncryption, which
  uses cryptography.fernet to implement symmetric-key encryption of
  all notebooks and files in the database.
• Adds re-encryption utilities to pgcontents.utils.sync.

v0.3

This release adds compatibility with IPython/Jupyter >= 4.0.

Simultaneously supporting IPython 3 and 4 is somewhat tricky, since many of the sub-packages of IPython 3 were broken out into new repositories as part of the transition to the 4.x series. For this reason, pip install pgcontents no longer installs any version of IPython or Jupyter. Instead, separate extras sets are provided for the 3.x and 4.x series.

To install pgcontents in a manner compatible with the latest Jupyter packages, run:

pip install pgcontents[ipy4]

To install pgcontents with the legacy IPython 3.x series, run:

pip install pgcontents[ipy3]

Simply installing pgcontents without an extras set will complete successfully, but will trigger an error on any attempt to import the pgcontents module.

v0.2

Merge pull request #10 from quantopian/release-0.2

MAINT: Release 0.2

v0.0.2

First public release.