v0.6.1 (2024-12-01)

Support Python 3.9, 3.10, 3.11, 3.12, and 3.13
Drop support for Python 3.5, 3.6, and 3.7
LogEntry's __eq__ method now returns NotImplemented instead of False when comparing against non-LogEntry values
Migrated from setuptools to hatch

v0.6.0 (2020-10-13)

Support Python 3.8
%s now matches any sequence of exactly three digits. Previously, it matched either '0' or any sequence of digits not beginning with '0'. Thanks to @chosak for the patch.

Improved the routine for assembling request_time from request_time_fields:
- If the month is only available as a full or abbreviated name and the name is not in English, try looking it up in the current locale
- If the year is only available in abbreviated form (the %y directive) without a century (%C), treat years less than 69 as part of the twenty-first century and other years as part of the twentieth
- When necessary, use the values of the %G, %g, %u, %V, %U, %W, and %w time directives to derive the date
- If %Z equals "GMT", "UTC", or one of the names in time.tzname, produce an aware datetime
%{%n}t and %{%t}t now match any amount of any whitespace, in order to match strptime(3)'s behavior
Breaking: Renamed the request_time_fields keys for %{%G}t and %{%g}t from "week_year" and "abbrev_week_year" to "iso_year" and "abbrev_iso_year", respectively
%{%p}t can now match the empty string (its value in certain locales)
%{%Z}t can now match the empty string

Support the %{c}h log directive
%f and %R can now be None
Bugfix: %u can now match the string "" (two double quotes)
Support mod_ssl's %{*}c and %{*}x directives
Support the %{hextid}P directive (as a hexadecimal integer)
Support the %L and %{c}L directives
Parameters to %{*}p, %{*}P, and %{*}T are now treated case-insensitively in order to mirror Apache's behavior
Refined some directives to better match only the values emitted by Apache:
- %l and %m no longer accept whitespace
- %s and %{tid}P now only match unsigned integers
- %{*}C no longer accepts semicolons or leading or trailing spaces
- %q no longer accepts whitespace or pound/hash signs

Gave LogEntry a directives attribute for looking up directive values by the corresponding log format directives

Changed the capitalization of "User-agent" in the log format string constants to "User-Agent"
The cookies, env_vars, headers_in, headers_out, notes, trailers_in, and trailers_out attributes of LogEntry are now all case-insensitive dicts.

Initial release