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4.9.1

Not secure
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- Fix bug in ``get/has`` that caused ``defaultdict`` objects to get populated on key access.

4.9.0

Not secure
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- Add ``default_to_any``. Thanks gonzalonaveira_!
- Fix mishandling of key names containing ``\.`` in ``set_``, ``set_with``, and ``update_with`` where the ``.`` was not treated as a literal value within the key name. Thanks zhaowb_!

4.8.0

Not secure
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- Support attribute based setters like ``argparse.Namespace`` in ``set_``, ``set_with``, ``update``, and ``update_with``.
- Fix exception in ``order_by`` when ``None`` used as a sort key. Thanks elijose55_!
- Fix behavior of ``pick_by`` to return the passed in argument when only one argument given. Previously, an empty dictionary was returned. Thanks elijose55_!
- Officially support Python 3.8.

4.7.6

Not secure
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Bug Fixes
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- Fix handling of ``Sequence``, ``Mapping``, and ``namedtuple`` types in ``get`` so that their attributes aren't accessed during look-up. Thanks jwilson8767_!

4.7.5

Not secure
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Bug Fixes
+++++++++

- Fix handling of string and byte values in ``clone_with`` and ``clone_deep_with`` when a customizer is used.
- Fix handling of non-indexable iterables in ``find`` and ``find_last``.

4.7.4

Not secure
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Bug Fixes
+++++++++

- Raise an explicit exception in ``set_``, ``set_with``, ``update``, and ``update_with`` when an object cannot be updated due to that object or one of its nested objects not being subscriptable.

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