furl v2.1.4

Changed: Drop support for all Python versions prior to Python 3.8, which are now long past EOL. Notably: Python 2 is no longer supported.

Furl v2.1.2.

Fixed: Support Python 3.9's changed urllib.parse.urljoin() behavior.

• < py3.9: furl('wss://slrp.com/').join('foo:1') -> 'wss://slrp.com/foo:1'
• >= py3.9: furl('wss://slrp.com/').join('foo:1') -> 'foo:1'

Changed: Drop semicolon query delimiters. See https://bugs.python.org/issue42967.
Changed: Drop support for EOL Python 3.4 and Python 3.5.

Furl v2.1.1.

Fixed: Export metadata variables (furl.__title__, furl.__version__, etc).
Added: scheme, host, netloc, and origin as parameters to furl.remove().
Changed: Homogenize parameter order across furl.add(), furl.set(), and furl.remove().
Changed: furl.origin can be assigned None. This has the same behavior as furl.remove(origin=True).

Furl v2.1.0.

• Added: a dont_quote= parameter to Query.encode() and a
  query_dont_quote= parameter to furl.tostr() that exempt valid query
  characters from being percent-encoded, either in their entirety with
  dont_quote=True, or selectively with dont_quote=<string>, like
  dont_quote='/?@_'.

• Changed: Move package info from __init__.py into the more standard
  __version__.py.

• Fixed: Support Unicode usernames and passwords in Python 2.

• Fixed: Update orderedmultdict to v1.0.1 to resolve a DeprecationWarning.

• Fixed: Encode '/' consistently in query strings across both
  quote_plus=True and quote_plus=False.

Furl v2.0.0

• Added: All URL components (scheme, host, path, etc) to furl()'s constructor as
  keyword arguments. E.g. f = furl(scheme='http', host='host', path='/lolsup').

• Changed: furl.truediv() and Path.truediv() now mirror Pathlib.truediv()'s
  behavior and return a new instance. The original instance is no longer modified.
  Old behavior: f = furl('1'); f / '2' -> str(f) == '1'. New behavior:
  f = furl('1'); f /= '2' -> str(f) == '1/2'.

• Fixed: Path.load() now accepts Path instances, e.g. f.path.load(Path('hi')).

• Removed: Support for Python 2.6, which reached EOL on 2013-10-29.

Furl v1.2.1

• Fixed: Join URLs without an authority (e.g. foo:blah) consistently with
  urllib.parse.urljoin().

Furl v1.2

• Added: Path segment appending via the division operator (__truediv__()).
• Changed: Bump orderedmultidict dependency to v1.0.
• Changed: Check code style with flake8 instead of pycodestyle.
• Changed: Percent-encode all non-unreserved characters in Query key=value pairs,
  including valid query characters (e.g. =, ?, etc). Old encoding:
  ?url=http://foo.com/; new encoding: ?url=http%3A%2F%2Ffoo.com%2F. Equal
  signs remain decoded in query values where the key is empty to allow for, and
  preserve, queries like ?==3==.

Furl v1.1

• Fixed: Support and preserve all query strings as provided. For example, preserve
  the query &&== of http://foo.com?&&== as-is. Empty key=value pairs are
  stored as ('', None) in Query.params, e.g. [('', None), ('', None)] for the
  query &.
• Changed: Don't encode equal signs (=) in query values if the key is empty.
  That is, allow and preserve queries like ?==3== while also percent encoding
  equal signs in query values with an associted key, as expected. E.g.
  ?a=1%3D1.

Furl v1.0.2

• Added: strip_scheme() public function.
• Changed: Make get_scheme() and set_scheme() functions public.
• Added: Support all schemes without a netloc/authority, like
  mailto:hi@email.com, without an explicit whitelist of such schemes
  (e.g. tel:, sms:, mailto:, etc).
• Fixed: Restore furl.url's setter method. E.g. furl.url = 'http://www.foo.com/'.
• Removed: Support for Python 3.3, which reached EOL on 2017-09-29.

Furl v1.0.1

• Added: Add dictionary representations of Path, Query, Fragment, and furl
  objects via an asdict() method.