Sidewalk

Latest version: v0.3.0

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0.3.0

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- New and improved command-line interface. Legacy CLI is not supported. Sorry. See the documentation or execute ``sidewalk --help`` for more information. The CLI should not change in the future.
- Greatly improved error handling and logging; added ``traceback`` output for unhandled exceptions, i.e. exceptions caused by activity processors or bad refences to activity processors.
- Moved locations of ``bin/`` and the core libs into ``sidewalk/bin`` and ``sidewalk/core``, respectively.
- Updated documentation and README.

0.2.0

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- New Makefile for easier development testing
- Sidewalk is production-ready; bumped version to 0.2.0
- Documentation is now available under ``docs/``
- Specifying a 'custom' settings file is now required; see the documentation for more information on this

0.1.1

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- Moved log functions into new module ``sidewalk.loggers``
- Added exception for when custom settings file's don't have the required section(s)
- ``sidewalk-conf.py --list`` now returns a sorted list

0.1.0

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- Updated README to better represent what it is that Sidewalk actually does
- Added basic log functions and made error messages prettier
- Created ``sidewalk.exceptions`` module and associated exceptions
- Unhandled exceptions thrown by rogue activity processors are now caught
- ``sidewalk-conf.py`` no longer rewrites configuration file if only ``--list`` is requested
- Can now specify filename in ``sidewalk-conf.py`` and ``sidewalk-pave.py`` to use custom Sidewalk settings file/location

0.0.1

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- Initial release
- Wanted initial commit message to read "Pikachu I commit you!" but I flubbed it up and put "Pikachu I choose you!" Oh well.

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