PyPNG 0.2025 changelog?

[Ilya Razmanov]

Recently I discovered that PyPNG was updated to 0.2025 (I still use 0.2023). Unfortunately, I'm unable to find any sort of me-friendly changelog, and I'm afraid of simply replacing the file - I'm not sure whether I will be able to quickly figure out and perform all the compatibility tests. I sort of implemented one general access scheme (and even created small include for easy transforming between 3D nested lists I like and PyPNG) which I just copy from one project to another, so I'm afraid of ruining everything at once if I apply update I do not understand.

Is there any changelog I can read and hopefully understand?

[David Jones]

On Sun, 22 Jun 2025 at 13:01, Ilya Razmanov <ilyara...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Recently I discovered that PyPNG was updated to 0.2025 (I still use 0.2023). Unfortunately, I'm unable to find any sort of me-friendly changelog, and I'm afraid of simply replacing the file - I'm not sure whether I will be able to quickly figure out and perform all the compatibility tests. I sort of implemented one general access scheme (and even created small include for easy transforming between 3D nested lists I like and PyPNG) which I just copy from one project to another, so I'm afraid of ruining everything at once if I apply update I do not understand.
>
> Is there any changelog I can read and hopefully understand?

Did you find the Release notes in the README?
https://gitlab.com/drj11/pypng#release-0202505210

If you've read them, is there anything in particular that you would
like expanded in more detail?

Cheers,
drj

[Ilya Razmanov]

On 24.06.2025 14:04, David Jones wrote:
> Did you find the Release notes in the README?
> https://gitlab.com/drj11/pypng#release-0202505210

I'm sorry. I tried to analyze commit history and stuff, but obvious idea
to reread release notes escaped my poor old minds. I'm sorry, sometimes
I miss the most obvious.

Well, I retested all my programs using your brilliant PNG module, and
everything works fine. Your module provides all the functionality I want.

So, let me take a chance to thank you for providing this excellent
masterpiece. I'm not a professional Python programmer, I'm just using
programs to do something I need, and, when I need something new, I have
no choice but make my own program. When I needed something to deal with
PNG, including high colour, I tried to deal with all that stuff like
Pillow, and, surprisingly, your PyPNG appeared to be the best. Your
module does everything I need, and, probably more important, doesn't try
to do anything I don't need.

One thing I would like to add, could you please announce new things in
this mail list? I have no account on gitlab, so I can't have any sort of
subscription to updates.

--
Ilya Razmanov
https://dnyarri.github.io/