v1.0.0

1.0! Adapt is now considered to be stable.

New additions in v1.0.0:

• Safe defaults #147
• Updated docstrings
• Fix is_prefix() implementation in Trie #148
• Python2 is officially supported
• Removed requirement of pyee

v0.6.1

Support for python 2.7 is now a firm thing and not just implied. Previously adapt has worked with python 2.7 but now there is a guarantee.

Tooling for debugging adapt

A new tool for debugging allowing to dump the IntentEngine has been added.

This release includes a potentially breaking change (with no identifiable users) is removing the dependency on pyee. Two events (tagged_entities and parse_results) will no longer be emitted. There do not appear to be any consumers of these events in adapt, mycroft-core, or skills.

v0.5.1 Automatic for the people

Fix name of LICENSE file in MANIFEST (#140), the file is now included in the pip installable package.

This is also the first tag that has been automatically pushed to pypi.

v0.4.3

• Fix removal of regex entities
• Update trie docstrings

v0.4.1

Deprecations

Support for Python 3.5 has been dropped as it is EOL.

Bugfixes

• Fix scoring in Intent.validate_with_tags (#131) by @clusterfudge
  • added associated tests
  • removes custom code for an itertools replacement
  • improvement of docstrings
• Fix ZeroDivisionError in determine_intent when tags are empty (#128) by @clusterfudge

Testing

• Switch from Travis CI to Github Actions (#125) by @krisgesling and @forslund

Other changes

• Refactor setup and include license file (#127) by @forslund

v0.4.0

Adds support for dropping registered intent parsers, entities and regexes

v0.3.7

• Update to Pyee v0.8.1 to be more safe in multi-threaded environments.
• Documentation and example updates

v0.3.6

• Update to use pye 0.7.1
• Fix Documentation URL

v 0.3.5

Merge pull request #103 from MycroftAI/issues/86

Issue #86