v0.3.5: Hot Dog Sundae

CHANGES:

• Implemented FileUpload. They are kind of unique in the way they operate...

  """Prepare a new FileUpload.
  
  j:                  A JSS object to POST the upload to.
  
  resource_type:      String. Acceptable Values:
                      Attachments:
                          computers
                          mobiledevices
                          enrollmentprofiles
                          peripherals
                      Icons:
                          policies
                          ebooks
                          mobiledeviceapplicationsicon
                      Mobile Device Application:
                          mobiledeviceapplicationsipa
                      Disk Encryption
                          diskencryptionconfigurations
  id_type:            String of desired ID type:
                          id
                          name
  
  _id                 Int or String referencing the identity value of
                      the resource to add the FileUpload to.
  
  resource            String path to the file to upload.
  
  """
  

0.3.4

NOTES:

• The interface will stay the same now. Only new features and fixes from here on out.

CHANGES:

• Add __version__ property to module. Use for version checking if needed.

v.0.3.3

CHANGES:

• Reorganized JSSObject.save() logic to try to update first. Trying to create a new object first with existing objects results in a name conflict exception, which you then have to catch. But when you DO have a name conflict, you really would like to know. This saves the need to wrap save calls in a try/except for updating existing objects. E.g. batch_scope verb of jss_helper.

v.0.3.2

FIXES:

• Fixed error where pypi packages did not include the cacert.pem file included with requests.

v.0.3.1

CHANGES:

• JSS._error_handler() now adds a status_code attribute to exceptions.

FIXES:

• JSSObject.save() was confusing. If you created a new object with JSSObject() that conflicted with an existing object on the JSS, the save would fail with a JSSPutError. Now we check for conflicts and instead return a - JSSPostError with a more helpful error message.
• I mistakenly listed the preference key as jss_password in the README. Now the code and README agree: jss_pass is the correct key.

Anti-Multi-Inheritence

Post-UML horror, I thought about how to fix the multiple-inheritence hole I had dug myself into.

This should be the last major refactoring and changing of the interface. At this point it's all just gravy.