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2.2.7

- Fixed instantiation of Lookalike Audience object
- Added test ensuring all ACO objects can have the ID field

2.2.6

Fixed a few minor issues with new DPA Objects
- id field missing in ProductAudience
- Fixed add_user/remove_user calls in ProductCatalog

2.2.5

- Added Business object
- Added DPA objects
- Added rf_prediction_id to AdSet
- Objects that can archive will POST status as delete instead of issuing a DELETE request

2.2.4

- Added more integration tests
- Delete remote objects after tests run
- Fixed get_ad_images() failing
- Added CanValidate mixin for remote_validate() feature
- Fix printing nested AbstractObjects

2.2.3

- Added thumbnail_url to AdCreative object
- Added AutoComplete object
- Added get_by_ids() method e.g. `AdSet.get_by_ids(ids=[123123,123123])`
- Added the ability to define default account ID e.g. `FacebookAdsApi.set_default_account_id('act_123123')`
- Python 3 and 2.6 dict comprehension compatibility (thanks agriffis!)
- Failing tests fixed
- Fixed bug with ABSOLUTE_OCPM not supplying API with allcaps (as speced)

2.2.2

- Calling `del object['key']` will correctly update the change history, thus removing the key as a parameter in API request.
- `CanArchive` mixin has been added which allows campaigns, ad sets, and ad groups to be archived by calling `remote_archive()`
- Error handling has been much improved


try:
account = AdAccount('invalid-account-id')
account.remote_read()
except FacebookRequestError, e:
print e.api_error_message()
print e.api_error_code()


Check the exceptions.FacebookRequestError object for more method calls!
- Fixed `activities` endpoints.
- You can now reference `EdgeIterator` objects as if they're arrays:


adgroups = account.get_ad_groups() returns EdgeIterator object
print adgroups[0]
print adgroups[1]

- Calling `remote_update()` will now return a correctly updated object without having to call `remote_read()` again. Note: This is optimistic-- we do not re-fetch the data.


adgroup = AdGroup(123123)
adgroup.remote_read(fields=['name'])
print adgroup['name'] Outputs "Hello World"
adgroup['name'] = 'Changed Name'
print adgroup.remote_update()

Output:
<AdGroup> {
"name": "Changed Name"
}

- `CustomAudience` fields are now all defined
- Examples for `CustomAudience` have been added.

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