All releases of ConfigObj
Release Notes: Several bugs were fixed, including an important bug regarding working with list values. This fixes a problem introduced in 4.7.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix release for 4.7.0. The 4.7.0 series includes performance improvements, bugfixes, and new features. This release fixes a bug in the deprecation of the options keyword in 4.7.1.
Release Notes: Performance improvements were made. New features for validation were added. Bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: Bufixes, removal of deprecated methods, and improvements making configspec handling more flexible.
Release Notes: An obscure bug when validating a configuration file with "copy=True" and "__many__" sections was fixed.
Release Notes: This release adds a few new features, several bugfixes, and minor performance enhancements.
Release Notes: This release includes a few new features, some minor performance enhancements, and several bugfixes.
Release Notes: The import of the compiler has been made conditional, so ConfigObj can be used with IronPython. Python 2.5 compatibility has been fixed. The string interpolation will now check the current section before checking DEFAULT sections. Template-style interpolation has been added, with tests. Arbitrary indentation is allowed in the indent_type parameter. Sourceforge bug #1523975 has been fixed.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix and minor feature enhancement release. It makes exception handling cleaner and fixes a few minor bugs.
Release Notes: validate.py was added back into configobj.zip. validate.py was updated to 0.2.2. Tuples are preserved when calling the dict method. __repr__ was changed to return a string that contains ConfigObj({ ... }). An options dictionary is no longer modified by passing it to ConfigObj. The ability to handle negative integers in unrepr was added.
