Python Client Library Release History

Version 1.4

• Added degreedays.api.regression module to give API access to advanced regression functionality that was previously only available via the online regression tool.
• Increased the maximum number of DataSpec items in a request from 100 to 120.

In PyPi we initially released version 1.4, but our README.txt wasn't displaying nicely on the PyPi website as it used to, so we quickly changed it to markdown and did a 1.4.post1 post-release. Both versions have identical code apart from the README.

Version 1.3

Added allowPartialLatest property to DailyBreakdown, WeeklyBreakdown, MonthlyBreakdown, YearlyBreakdown, and CustomBreakdown, to make it possible to fetch time-series data (like hourly temperature data) that includes figures for the current day so far.

Version 1.2

• Added TimeSeriesDataSpec and related classes for fetching time-series data (like hourly temperature data).
• Added support for custom breakdowns (typically used to fetch degree days to match irregular energy-usage data).
• Improved exception messages and fixed a few minor bugs uncovered whilst increasing test coverage.

Version 1.1

Added LocationInfoRequest to make two-stage data fetching possible. Now you can find out what station the API would use to generate data for a geographic location (postal/zip code or longitude/latitude position), without having to use up a lot of request units actually fetching that data. This is useful if you are storing data by station ID and have enough real-world building locations that many of them share the same weather station.

Version 0.9.1

Fixed bug that was causing failures after rate limit had been hit. This effectively became the first stable release (version 1.0) as it became clear over time that no more breaking changes were needed.

Version 0.9

First public release, though not yet stable.

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