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Latest version: v2.2.0

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2.2.0

- Autogenerated views do not allow users to view them by a specific primary key argument, as the view might not have access to said arguments, now only GetAll is implemented.
- request body parameters now show up on silence console if the corresponding flag is true in settings.py
- wontfix for DB table capitalization, linux users beware.

2.1.10

- Privacy improvements for logging and debug
- No information is provided anymore on whether a user exists when trying to log in
- Fixed automated testing for Python 3.6 (actions/setup-python544)
- Refactored README and moved most of the info to the newly created [wiki page](https://github.com/DEAL-US/Silence/wiki).

2.1.9

- Code refactoring and general performance improvements

2.1.8

- Silence now issues a warning when a configuration setting in `settings.py` is unknown.
- Added autogeneration of a JS module for login and register, if they are enabled.
- `DATE` and `TIME` columns are now also serialized in ISO format.
- Autogenerate additional JS methods to query views by the primary keys from other tables that they contain.
- The `createapi` and `createtests` commands now support tables without a PK.
- Some code refactoring and improvements.

2.1.7

- Some improvements to logging:
- Full stack traces are now only printed if the debug mode is active, otherwise, just the error string is shown.
- The month in the access logs is now numerical instead of textual.
- Colors are (hopefully!) no longer mixed up on Windows when access and non-access log appear in quick succession.
- Fixed some bugs from the previous update and made detection of Flask logs more robust.

2.1.6

- Fixed the logging style after updating Flask.

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