Parametrize-from-file

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0.2.0

Feature

* feat: rename the &39;key&39; argument ([`25d7879`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/25d7879160c46a1b3d63eb3cad37e184e2c89144))

0.1.1

Chore

* chore: add support for python 3.6 ([`dc8f385`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/dc8f3856896805102c89314654800234a1c827a4))

* chore: install the local version of this package ([`e539e81`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/e539e818547d2fd7daac515542f7d4518e00620c))

* chore: remove this package from the requirements file ([`cf80457`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/cf80457e0d27211101e0013cdd34396189a626fd))

* chore: try using a requirements file to satisfy ReadTheDocs ([`fa569c8`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/fa569c8c4fb8765295815e43939c80a2d066c222))

* chore: specify which version of arrow to use when building docs ([`4ca3325`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/4ca3325486f7658a72fa06f792d17928b16f505e))

* chore: add dateutil as doc dependency ([`a016b2e`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/a016b2e153551c035c069c14c2a06576a9f50752))

* chore: remove autoclasstoc doc dependency ([`dc0aefc`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/dc0aefc23ca48d61cc4bcfbc00d27ce9e99370ee))

Documentation

* docs: tweak some wording ([`f392eb7`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/f392eb7f0854706262e54b4970961a56aaabaeed))

* docs: fix punctuation ([`6aa39db`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/6aa39db9a2b654820309a7b47ebf4d1ec8aaca6a))

Fix

* fix: don&39;t apply the schema to &39;id&39; and &39;marks&39; ([`e18e931`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/e18e931749cf83370a88ebadf4a587e07566b41e))

Refactor

* refactor: the Params class is outside the scope of this module ([`2b5a638`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/2b5a638f2383aa2be8d7aae540c1f7633108e758))

Unknown

* Merge branch &39;master&39; of github.com:kalekundert/parametrize_from_file ([`8768ac2`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/8768ac24b0e2283d3ec9f6d64c61b16f39f15db9))

0.1.0

Documentation

* docs: initial documentation ([`597abeb`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/597abeb790823a807c60bd607e559ab2af445265))

Feature

* feat: give more helpful schema errors ([`aac84a0`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/aac84a0f16ab1392fdc51e807edfdc6b042b4cc2))

0.0.1

Chore

* chore: use &39;toml&39; instead of &39;rtoml&39;

&39;rtoml&39; is faster and more robust, but harder to get working in CI
environments because it requires rust to be installed. Since this
package is meant to be used for testing, I don&39;t want to add that
hurdle. ([`fa96633`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/fa966333f3022966106793effaf41c646602ac02))

* chore: install flit when running tests ([`204d7db`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/204d7db510969b4f4f91dd7c2c80f2228aa72b70))

* chore: fix whitespace error ([`cdc7fdf`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/cdc7fdfb7063ea01269e4e15729a1e107181e5b9))

Fix

* fix: use a functools.wrap() signature compatible with python<=3.8 ([`2e2b60d`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/2e2b60dce4083a3b98d77f1fe067b0a0baaad89b))

* fix: avoid using walrus operator ([`3775077`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/37750776baaf6783edb2f279127ffdcc1dafb167))

Unknown

* initial implementation and testing ([`61fd2aa`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/61fd2aaaa32a266e3f78f39c0f41429eda28c115))

* initial commit ([`cae9460`](https://github.com/kalekundert/parametrize_from_file/commit/cae94609ffad2762b1729cc37bb89fd2157ef8b3))

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