v0.6.2

Changed

In setup.py, changed python-rapidjson==0.6.0 to ~=0.6.0, and changed requests>=2.11.0 to >=2.20.0

v0.6.1

Fixed

• Fixed the problem with a docs page (Handcrafting Transactions) that wouldn't build.

v0.6.0

Changed

• Added support for deterministic keypair generation from a 32-byte seed. See pull request #487 by external contributor @excerebrose
• Pinned cryptoconditions==0.8.0 in setup.py

Removed

The send() function was removed. See pull request #483.

Known Issues

Builds of the Handcrafting Transactions page started failing again, in Travis CI and on ReadTheDocs.

v0.5.3

Changed

• Fixed a failing unit test
• Pinned cryptoconditions==0.7.2 in setup.py
• Fixed the Handcrafting Transactions page in the docs

v0.5.2

• Cap exponential backoff depending on timeout value for reasonable waiting time in event of network recovery. #470
• Update cryptoconditions dependency because of security vulnerability CVE-2018-10903. #472

v0.5.1

Support for BigchainDB server v2.0.0.b5.
Added round-robin strategy to connect to nodes of the BigchainDB network BEP 14

v0.5.0

Added
Added three new methods to send/post a transaction as discussed here:
send_commit
send_async
send_sync

Deprecated
send() under TransactionEndpoint, and available via BigchainDB.transactions. Replaced by the above three methods: send_commit(), send_async(), and send_sync().

v0.5.0a4

Removed dependencies from BigchainDB Server package.

v0.5.0a2

• The default mode for sending a transaction is now commit.
• The metadata endpoint was added.
• Support for BigchainDB server v2.0.0a2.

v0.5.0a1

Added compatibility to BigchainDB 2.0 Alpha

There were many changes between BigchainDB 1.3 and BigchainDB 2.0 Alpha, too many to list here. We wrote a series of blog posts to summarize most changes, especially those that affect end users and application developers:

• Some HTTP API Changes in the Next Release
• Three Transaction Model Changes in the Next Release