Releases: merge-api/merge-python-client
Releases · merge-api/merge-python-client
v2.6.2
v2.6.1
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.6.1]
This release includes support for all of the latest updates to the Merge API. For more information, see https://www.merge.dev/changelog
v2.6.0
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.6.0]
This release includes support for all of the latest updates to the Merge API. For more information, see https://www.merge.dev/changelog
v2.5.0
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.5.0]
This release includes support for all of the latest updates to the Merge API. For more information, see https://www.merge.dev/changelog
v2.4.0
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.4.0]
- Knowledge Base category now included in the SDK!
v2.3.2
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.3.2]
Improvements
- Adds the following fields to ticketing collection
collection_url,remote_created_atandremote_updated_at - Adds a name query param to ticketing collection
- Adds a email_address query param to ticketing contact
- Add a name query param to ticketing ticket
- Add employee_id and employee_number to hris employee and dependent
v2.3.1
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.3.1]
Improvements
- This release addresses an issue with passthrough when using the Async client
AsyncMergewhere calls to the passthrough client were failing with the following errorname 'resources_ticketing_resources_passthrough_client_AsyncPassthroughClient' is not defined.
v2.3.0
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.3.0]
Improvements
- This release adds lazy loading of imports to greatly reduce the memory footprint of the SDK. Note the first usage of a client will have additional latency.
v2.2.0
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.2.0]
This release includes support for all of the latest updates to the Merge API. For more information, see https://www.merge.dev/changelog
v2.1.1
Merge Python SDK Release Notes - Version [2.1.1]
Changes
- Update nested object return type
Dictionaries of objects, or lists of strings and objects will now be typed with the object. For example for the following code snippet:
import merge
from merge.client import Merge
merge_client = merge.Merge(api_key=api_key, account_token=account_token)
response = merge_client.filestorage.files.list(page_size=1)
assert response.results
file = response.results[0]
permission = file.permissions[0]
- The type of
permissionwill be<class 'merge.resources.filestorage.types.permission.Permission'>instead of<class 'dict'>