Releases: shotgunsoftware/python-api
Releases · shotgunsoftware/python-api
v3.2.1
This release provides the following features and fixes:
- Returns a specific error from share_thumbnail when the source thumbnail is a 'transient' thumbnail.
v3.2.0
This release provides the following features and fixes:
- Adds a new
project_entity
parameter toschema_field_update
that allows to modify field visibility for a given project.
v3.1.2
v3.1.1
v3.1.0
This release provides the following features and fixes:
- Support for Python 3 has been added. Backwards compatibility with Python 2.x has been maintained, so this release should be suitable for all VFX Reference Platform compliant Python environments.
v3.0.41
v3.0.40
v3.0.39
This release provides the following features and fixes:
- Fixes the following error when uploading files to Shotgun:
<urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:661)>
Note: Since this version API has been released, there's been other reports of this issue cropping up due to a certificate update with one of the webservices we use. We're looking into a complete solution to this problem, but for the meantime you can visit this page if you still encounter this issue after the update.
v3.0.38
This release provides the following features and fixes:
- Upgrades the version of
httplib2
to0.12.0
, which fixes SNI issues. Note this
version contains a more recent list of certificate authorities. If you are running Shotgun locally and have
signed your https certificate with an outdated certificate authority, the Shotgun connection will be rejected.
v3.0.37
This release provides the following features and fixes:
- A new method has been added, preferences_read, which allows the caller to query the value of a subset of Shotgun site preferences.
- Bug fixes around uploading non-ascii file path given to the various upload methods available. The supported string encodings are ascii, unicode, and utf-8. When a string encoding is given that can't be properly interpreted, a sane error message is now raised to the caller.
- Under-the-hood changes to allow for direct-to-s3 data uploads if the Shotgun site supports them. This should be a transparent change to users.