Flask-and-redis

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1.0.0

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* Drop Python 2.6 & 3.3 support, ensure Python 3.6+ support. Kudos to
`jezdez <https://github.com/jezdez>`_ for pull request & implementation
* Support subclasses of the Redis client class. Again kudos to
`jezdez <https://github.com/jezdez>`_ for pull request & implementation
* Use `inspect.getfullargspec()` if available. Kudos to
`vibiu <https://github.com/vibiu>`_ for pull request & implementation
* Use `redis.Redis` as default connection class, when using
`redis-py <https://github.com/andymccurdy/redis-py>`_ >= 3

0.7

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* Improve multiple app support. Kudos to
`timothyqiu <https://github.com/timothyqiu>`_ for pull request &
implementation
* Simplify running tests for test application

0.6

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* Python 3 support.
* Move documentation to Read the Docs.
* Refactor example test project to Comments app which shows how to use two
Redis databases simultaneously.

0.5

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* Use ``redis.StrictRedis`` as connection class by default.
* Understands unix socket path in ``REDIS_HOST``.
* Updates to README.

0.4

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* Big refactor for :class:`~.Redis` class. Do not inherit ``redis.Redis`` class,
store active redis connection in ``Redis.connection`` attribute and
``app.extensions['redis']`` dict.
* Add support of ``config_prefix`` keyword argument for :class:`~.Redis` or
:meth:`~.Redis.init_app` methods.
* Support multiple redis connections in test application.

0.3.3

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* Fix problem while parsing ``REDIS_URL`` value, strip unnecessary slashes from
database path (like ``redis://localhost:6379/12/``).

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