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0.5.9

Added get at time methods that return rthe last datatype of the request at a provided millisecond of the day.

0.5.8.1

Added get_dates methods for stocks and options. These methods list all dates that data is available for a specified contract.

0.5.7

- Fixed Linux compatibility issue
- use_rth is now true by default

0.5.6

Bug fixes / Improvements:
- Added version checking with the terminal
- Terminal side fix that didn't fully read bytes from server causing program crashing errors.
- Fixed OSX bug where it was unable to launch the terminal

0.5.5

This is a major update, let's dive in!

Features:
- use_rth field in clientget_hist_option(). If true, the server will only provide back data with timestamps during regular trading hours. This is only available when an interval_size is specified.
- Equities data! Access up to 10 years of historical equities data with clientget_hist_stock(). Currently only QUOTE types have been thoroughly tested. TRADE and EOD should work as expected though.
- Specifying the jvm_mem argument in ThetaClient() will allocate a maximum memory threshold for the terminal in gigabytes instead of using the default system of memory allocation for jvms.

Bug Fixes / Improvements:
- Better error handling if the machine running the API does not have java installed or is on the wrong version of java.
- Fixed grammatical errors in documentation and changed free tier request limit text from 10 requests / min to 20 requests /min.
- client.kill() will no longer need to be called at the end of your code as the clientconnect() generator now closes the terminal for you when it exists. This significantly reduces user error. This will essentially eliminate the "the terminal is already running" error.

0.5.4

Improved portability for notebook based access.

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