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New Craedl.org API

23 Mar 15:34
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This release updates the Craedl Python SDK to function with the new Craedl.org API.

Prep to support Craedl desktop app

14 Jan 20:14
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v0.5.5

prep to support desktop app; force ipv4

introduce configure token argument

22 Dec 15:02
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v0.5.4

introduce configure token argument

update api call to get projects

02 Dec 16:06
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v0.5.3

update api call to get projects

minor enhancements

30 Nov 15:30
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v0.5.2

v0.5.2

enhancements and bugfixes for Windows users

31 Mar 00:37
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  • enables authentication token configuration through interpreter using import craedl; craedl.configure()
  • enables using Windows backslash path separator
  • fixes bug in accessing Windows user home directory

fix bug in directory name check

12 Feb 15:27
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v0.4.3

fix bug in directory name check

add ability to skip rescanning of already transferred data

12 Feb 15:19
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Setting rescan=False on directory uploads and downloads will completely skip over directories that have transferred successfully in the past. This will ignore any changes to these directories in order to jump to the point where it left off previously (in case of failure, e.g.). Leaving rescan=True (the default) will rescan all children looking for changes everywhere.

recursive upload and download using caching

12 Feb 14:24
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-use a directory content time stamp hash to determine whether it is necessary to check the contents for upload
-store the hashes in a sqlite3 database for both upload and download

recursive upload and download using caching

12 Feb 14:23
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  • use a directory content time stamp hash to determine whether it is necessary to check the contents for upload
  • store the hashes in a sqlite3 database for both upload and download