Change log¶
This document lists the changes between each release of webcolors.
Version 1.9, released 2019-06-01¶
No bug fixes.
New features¶
Other changes¶
- When asked to provide a color name, using the CSS3/SVG set of names, for the hexadecimal value #808080, the integer triplet rgb(128, 128, 128), or the percentage triplet rgb(50%, 50%, 50%), webcolors now always returns u’gray’, never u’grey’. Previously, the behavior could be inconsistent as it depended on the Python version in use; u’gray’ was picked because it was the spelling variant used in HTML 4, CSS1, and CSS2.
Version 1.8.1, released 2018-02-12¶
The 1.8.1 release is a repackaging of 1.8 to produce both source (.tar.gz) and binary (.whl) package formats, following reports that the source-package-only release of 1.8 was causing installation issues for some users. See issue 6 in the repository for details.
Version 1.8, released 2018-02-08¶
No bug fixes.
New features¶
- Added the
IntegerRGB
,PercentRGB
, andHTML5SimpleColor
named tuples.
Other changes¶
- Drop support for Python 3.3 (Python core team no longer maintains 3.3).
- Mark support for Python 3.6.
- The full verification tests now run correctly on Python 3.
Version 1.5.1, released 2015-11-23¶
No new features.
Bug fixes¶
- Corrected multiple typos in documentation.
Version 1.5, released 2015-03-07¶
No bug fixes.
New features¶
- Python 3 support: webcolors now supports Python 3.3.
- Added HTML5 color algorithms.
Other changes¶
- Packaging improvements.
Version 1.4, released 2012-02-10¶
No new features.
Bugs fixed¶
- Integer and percentage rgb() triplets now normalized in accordance with CSS clipping rules.
Other changes¶
- Packaging fixes.
- Preparatory work for Python 3 support.
Version 1.3.1, released 2009-10-24¶
No new features or bugfixes.
Version 1.3, released 2009-05-08¶
No new features or bugfixes.
Other changes¶
- Documentation expanded.
Version 1.1, released 2008-12-19¶
No new features or bugfixes.
Other changes¶
- Documentation expanded.
Version 1.0, released 2008-10-28¶
Initial stable release of webcolors.