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Latest version: v2.1.0

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2.1.0

Changes
- Fixed an issue with `on_auth` and `on_auth_url`.
- Added Bot Support to enable easy channel message monitoring.

2.0.3

Changes
- Fix a bug where unable to get a user (caching problem with weak).

2.0.2

Changes
- Added the "featured" parameter to fetch_clips to filter featured/non-featured clips.
- Fixed the convert_to_pst_rfc3339 function to correctly format the time in RFC3339 with "Z" offset.

2.0.1

Changes
- Added support for the Helix API.
- Improved type hinting for enhanced code readability.
- Restructured event structure for improved functionality.
- Enhanced control over authentication options.
- Introduced new events for expanded functionality.
- Provided new documentation at [https://twitchify.readthedocs.io/](https://twitchify.readthedocs.io/).
- Deprecated the guest start feature due to its beta status.
- Achieved improved stability and more.

1.3.1

Changes
- Moved `channel.update` from open Beta to Version 2.
- When a subscription lacks authorization, the client now displays the missing scope for better error handling.
- Fixed an issue where the WebSocket could get stuck in an error loop when encountering unexpected errors.
- Authorization is now integrated with the `start()` method. The access token is optional, and a default port of 3000 is added for the web server.
- Added support for CLI mode. Enable it using the `client` and customize the port if needed.
- Removed `client.get_channel` and `client.get_stream` methods. Now, you can directly access them through `client.user`.

1.2.2

Changes
- Added `classification` and `is_branded_content` attributes to the Channel class, providing more information about the channel.
- Implemented a new built-in authorization system, making it faster and easier to authorize without third-party apps.
- Improved code readability and maintainability by adding more comments. The additional comments help developers understand the code's functionality and purpose.
- Enhanced error handling for subscription to EventSub and handling unsupported versions. Instead of raising errors, it will now generate warnings to provide information about the issue.
Websocket
- Removed the previous retry limit, allowing for unlimited retries.
- Implemented new reconnection parameters to provide finer control over Websocket reconnection behavior.

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