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Socket Now Supports pylock.toml Files
Socket now supports pylock.toml, enabling secure, reproducible Python builds with advanced scanning and full alignment with PEP 751's new standard.
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0.7.5
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0.7.0
IMPORTANT NOTE: This version changes the gem behavior in a way that may introduce backwards incompatibility. In particular, with prior versions, the following code:
Satisfaction.new.companies['company_domain'].products['p_slug'].topics['t_slug'].tags
ignores the chained context of the final method call and simply sends a GET request to the following API endpoint:
/topics/t_slug/tags
With this version, however, the gem will make API calls for nested resources in the API that correspond to the chained method calls. In particular, the above code will instead attempt to send a GET request to the following endpoint:
/companies/company_domain/products/p_slug/topics/t_slug/tags
In this particular case, the endpoint does not exist in the Get Satisfaction REST API, so API calls made to it will yield a 404 Not Found response error.
0.6.7
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0.6.5
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0.6.3
Fixed known issue with scoping. Calling resource methods could potentially change scope for other objects. For example:
sfn = Satisfaction.new
sfn2 = Satisfaction.new
person = sfn.peson.get('jargon')
topics = sfn.topics.page(3, :order => 'recently_created') # Jargon's topics
sfn2.topics # Also Jargon's topics
This now behaves as expected (where topics and sfn2.topics would be scoped to the set of all i topics)
0.6.0
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