Sourced from multidict's releases.

v6.0.1

Bugfixes

• Restored back MultiDict, CIMultiDict, MultiDictProxy, and CIMutiDictProxy generic type arguments; they are parameterized by value type, but the key type is fixed by container class.

  MultiDict[int] means MutableMultiMapping[str, int]. The key type of MultiDict is always str, while all str-like keys are accepted by API and converted to str internally.

  The same is true for CIMultiDict[int] which means MutableMultiMapping[istr, int]. str-like keys are accepted but converted to istr internally. ((#682))

v6.0.0

Features

• Use METH_FASTCALL where it makes sense.

  MultiDict.add() is 2.2 times faster now, CIMultiDict.add() is 1.5 times faster. The same boost is applied to get*(), setdefault(), and pop*() methods. ((#681))

Bugfixes

• Fixed type annotations for keys of multidict mapping classes. ((#644))
• Support Multidict[int] for pure-python version. __class_getitem__ is already provided by C Extension, making it work with the pure-extension too. ((#678))

Deprecations and Removals

• Dropped Python 3.6 support ((#680))

Misc

• (#659)

Sourced from multidict's changelog.

6.0.1 (2022-01-23)

Bugfixes

• Restored back MultiDict, CIMultiDict, MultiDictProxy, and CIMutiDictProxy generic type arguments; they are parameterized by value type, but the key type is fixed by container class.

  MultiDict[int] means MutableMultiMapping[str, int]. The key type of MultiDict is always str, while all str-like keys are accepted by API and converted to str internally.

  The same is true for CIMultiDict[int] which means MutableMultiMapping[istr, int]. str-like keys are accepted but converted to istr internally. (:issue:682)

6.0.0 (2022-01-22)

Features

• Use METH_FASTCALL where it makes sense.

  MultiDict.add() is 2.2 times faster now, CIMultiDict.add() is 1.5 times faster. The same boost is applied to get*(), setdefault(), and pop*() methods. (:issue:681)

Bugfixes

• Fixed type annotations for keys of multidict mapping classes. (:issue:644)
• Support Multidict[int] for pure-python version. __class_getitem__ is already provided by C Extension, making it work with the pure-extension too. (:issue:678)

Deprecations and Removals

• Dropped Python 3.6 support (:issue:680)

Misc

• :issue:659

• 572ce02 Update spelling whitelist
• b9d9455 Fix spelling
• 6eb12bf Bump to 6.0.1
• 19c4ef3 Drop wrong key parametrization for concrete classes (#682)
• c7138ca Fix spell checker
• a622632 Bump to 6.0.0
• 3da0f79 Use METH_FASTCALL where it makes sense (#681)
• 1aa1deb Run linter in parallel with tests
• 4a2a553 Support Multidict[int] for pure-python version (#678)
• 0e0e98f Drop Python 3.6 support (#680)
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