Releases: pytrainer/pytrainer
Release 2.2.1
Release 2.2.0
This release contains the following improvements:
- FIT file processing tool has been updated
- Warnings (both Python and GTK) have been fixed
- Testsuite can now be run with tox and against and installed library
- Support for the deprecated sqlalchemy-migrate has been dropped (use version 2.1.0 to migrate the database to the latest version)
- Support for SQLAlchemy version 2 and later has been added
There were multiple new contributors for this release, thanks and keep 'em coming!
2.1.0
This release contains the following improvements:
- Add support for enhanced fields in Garmin FIT files
- Various GUI fixes
- Add max heart rate as a selectable column for listview
Thanks to everyone who contributed.
2.0.2
This release fixes a few bugs in Python 3 compatibility, database layer rewrite (still) and the translations to German.
Thanks to everyone who contributed fixes and bug reports.
2.0.1
2.0.0
This release contains a number of bug fixes applied after the release candidate. This release contains work from a number of contributors, thanks for the bug reports and especially the PRs!
2.0.0rc1
v1.12.2
This version contains bug fixes and improvements to Unicode handling, mostly to fix regressions introduced while rewriting the database layer to SQLAlchemy. Thanks a lot to everyone who reported bugs and tested fixes!
v1.12.1
This version contains a number of bug fixes, mostly for bugs in
the rewrite of the database layer to SQLAlchemy. Thanks a lot to
everyone who reported bugs, tested fixes and sent PRs! Also the
FIT import library has been updated to the latest version, making
it possible to import files from previously unsupported
devices/device versions.
v1.12.0
This version contains an important bugfix to users who still have python-webkit available. Other than that, the major change is a rewrite of the database access layer, now using SQLAlchemy instead of the previously used home-grown ORM for certain parts (Equipment and Sport) and hand-written SQL statements and manual data conversions for others (Record, Waypoint, etc). The conversion greatly improves performance, and fixes many long-standing bugs (for example using quoting or non-ascii characters in ride descriptions and such now works). Also support for databases other than sqlite should now work (previously there was Mysql support which wasn't expected to work, in addition to fixing that this release also adds support for Postgresql).