Python-statemachine

`State.identification` removed in favor of `State.id`

py
from tests.examples.traffic_light_machine import TrafficLightMachine

sm = TrafficLightMachine()
assert sm.current_state.identification == "green"



Should become:

py
>>> from tests.examples.traffic_light_machine import TrafficLightMachine

>>> sm = TrafficLightMachine()
>>> assert sm.current_state.id == "green"

This version is the first to take advantage of the Python3 improvements and is a huge internal refactoring removing the deprecated features on 1.*. We hope that you enjoy it.

These release notes cover the what's new in 2.0, as well as some backward incompatible changes you'll
want to be aware of when upgrading from StateMachine `1.*`.


Python compatibility in 2.0

StateMachine 2.0 supports Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, and 3.11.

*January 27, 2023*


StateMachine 1.0.3 fixes a bug between {ref}`State` and {ref}`transition` instances sharing
references of callbacks when there were multiple concurrent instances of the same `StateMachine`
class.


Bugfixes

- [334](https://github.com/fgmacedo/python-statemachine/issues/334): Fixed a shared reference
of callbacks when there were multiple concurrent instances of the same `StateMachine` class.

*January 12, 2023*


StateMachine 1.0.2 fixes a regression bug blocking the library usage on
Python 3.11.


Bugfixes

- Fixes [316](https://github.com/fgmacedo/python-statemachine/issues/316) a bad import of 'inspect.getargspec' that was removed on Python 3.11, still backward compatible with older versions.

*January 11, 2023*

Statemachine class

- `StateMachine.run` is deprecated in favor of `StateMachine.send`.
- `StateMachine.allowed_transitions` is deprecated in favor of `StateMachine.allowed_events`.
- `Statemachine.is_<state>` is deprecated in favor of `StateMachine.<state>.is_active`.


State class

- `State.identification` is deprecated in favor of `State.id`.