Released 2020-02-08
*This contains all the bug fixes from the 0.6 branch.*
- Allow relative `root_path` values.
- Add a `TooManyRequests`, 429, exception.
- Run synchronous code via a `ThreadPoolExecutor`. This means that sync route
handlers, before request, and more, are run in a thread.
**This is a major change.**
- Add an `asgi_app` method for middleware usage, for example
`quart_app.asgi_app = Middleware(quart_app.asgi_app)`.
- Add a `run_sync` function to run synchronous code in a thread pool with the
Quart contexts present.
- Set cookies on redirects when testing.
- Follow the Flask API for `dumps`/`loads`.
- Support loading configuration with a custom loader, `from_file` this allows
for toml format configurations (among others).
- Match the Werkzeug API in `redirect`.
- Respect `QUART_DEBUG` when using `quart run`.
- Follow the Flask exception propagation rules, ensuring exceptions
are propagated in testing.
- Support Python 3.8.
- Redirect with a 308 rather than 301 (following Flask/Werkzeug).
- Add a `_QUART_PATCHED` marker to all patched modules.
- Ensure multiple cookies are respected during testing.
- Switch to Werkzeug for datastructures and header parsing and dumping.
**This is a major change.**
- Make the lock class customisable by the app subclass, this allows Quart-Trio
to override the lock type.
- Add a `run_task` method to `Quart` (app) class. This is a task based on the
`run` method assumptions that can be awaited or run as desired.
- Switch JSON tag datetime format to allow reading of Flask encoded tags.
- Switch to Werkzeug's cookie code. **This is a major change.**
- Switch to Werkzeug's routing code. **This is a major change.**
- Add signal handling to `run` method, but not the `run_task` method.