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0.6

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- Added support for Minecraft 1.11
- BREAKING CHANGES!

- Throughout the codebase, references to ``username`` have changed to
``display_name`` for consistency with Mojang's terminology.
- ``Factory.run()`` and ``Factory.stop()`` have been removed for being
misleading about the role of factories. Use twisted's ``reactor.run()``
instead.
- ``quarry.mojang`` has been renamed to ``quarry.auth`` and substantially
rewritten.
- Offline profiles are now represented by ``OfflineProfile`` objects.
- Online profiles have a number of new static creator methods:
- ``from_credentials()`` accepts an email address and password
- ``from_token()`` accepts a client and access token, display name and UUID
- ``from_file()`` loads a profile from the Mojang launcher.
- A new ``ProfileCLI`` class provides a couple of useful methods for
creating profiles from command-line arguments.
- Profiles must now be provided to the ``ClientFactory`` initializer, rather
than set as a class variable. When a profile is not given, an offline
profile is used. In proxies, the initialiser for ``UpstreamFactory`` must
be re-implemented if the proxy connects to the backing server in online
mode.
- ``Factory.auth_timeout`` has moved to ``ServerFactory.auth_timeout``.
Clients now use ``Profile.timeout`` when calling ``/join`` endpoint.

- ``ClientFactory.connect`` returns a deferred that will fire after after
``reactor.connectTCP`` is called for the last time. Usually there is a small
time delay before this happens while quarry queries the server's version.
- Clients will refresh a profile if ``/join`` indicates a token is invalid, then
retry the ``/join`` once.
- Added a new ``SpawningClientProtocol`` class that implements enough packets
to keep a player in-game
- Added a new ``client_messenger`` example. This bridges minecraft chat
(in/out) with stdout and stdin.

0.5

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- Added ``Buffer.unpack_nbt()`` and ``Buffer.pack_nbt()`` methods for working
with the NBT (Named Binary Tag) format.
- Added ``Buffer.unpack_position()`` method. This unpacks a 26/12/26-packed
position.
- Added ``strip_styles`` parameter to ``Buffer.unpack_chat()``. If set to
*false*, text is returned including old-style style escapes (U+00A7 plus a
character)
- A stopping client factory no longer invalidates its profile.
- Added Python 3 compatibility to ``PacketDispatcher.dump_packet()``
- Fix tests for ``Buffer.unpack_chat()``

0.4

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- Added support for Minecraft 1.10
- Added support for Minecraft 1.9.3 and 1.9.4
- Improved the varint implementation - it now supports signed and
magnitude-limited numbers. Also added some sensible defaults to various bits
of quarry that use varints.
- Made ``Buffer.unpack_chat()`` not add curly braces to "translate" objects
without accompanying "with" objects.
- Made ``Buffer.unpack_chat()`` strip old-style (\u00A7) chat escapes.

0.3.1

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- Added support for Minecraft 1.9.1 and 1.9.2
- Fixed protocol error in example chat logger when connecting to 1.9 servers

0.3

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- Added support for Minecraft 1.9
- Compression is now supported in servers
- Servers will now reject new connections when full
- Servers will now report a forced protocol version in status responses, rather
than repeating the client's version.
- The point at which a proxy will connect to the upstream server is now
customisable.
- Renamed "maps" packet to "map"
- Renamed "sign editor open" packet to "open sign editor"
- Renamed ``ServerFactory.favicon_path`` to ``ServerFactory.favicon``
- Renamed ``quarry.util`` to ``quarry.utils``
- Removed ``protocol_mode`` parameter from some proxy callbacks
- Added many new docstrings; made documentation use Sphinx's ``autodoc``
- Fixed exception handling when looking up a packet name. Thanks to PangeaCake
for the fix.
- Fixed issue where an exception was raised when generating an offline-mode
UUID in Python 3. Thanks to PangeaCake for the report.
- Fixed issue with compression in proxies when the upstream server set the
compression threshold after passthrough had been enabled. Thanks to
PangeaCake for the report.
- (tests) ``quarry.utils.buffer`` and ``quarry.utils.types`` are now covered.

0.2.3

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- (documentation) Fixed changelog for v0.2.2

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