Citrine v1.33.0 is released!
In this release of Citrine Python, we are all about improvements. We've made improvements to our default behavior around units in GEM Table column definitions to avoid the case of miss-matched units within a column. We also have improved backwards compatibility of project endpoints to reduce the amount of code changes required in the upcoming migration to Teams. Finally, as always, we continue to update our documentation and make minor improvements to better support our users.
Improvements
- Smarter behavior of the
target_unitsparameter in GEM Table Column definition is now on platform. If you don't specify which units you want to work in, the table builder check if there's also anOriginalUnitsColumnDefinitionto figure out if you wanted the numbers as reported; if not, you'll get thedefault_unitsfrom your Attribute Template. So if you don't specify units, the platform's got you covered. #758 - Increased backwards compatibility of project endpoints for our upcoming migration to Teams for access control. #759, #761
- Updated our documentation to be more descriptive about the relationship between branches, design workflows, and archival. #760
- Other minor improvements. #762
Full Changelog: v1.31.1...v1.33.0