Release 1.4.5

— Added a deprecation warning on import
— This library is no longer maintained, use yadisk>=2.0.0 instead, it also supports async API

Release 1.4.4

— upload() and download() (and related) methods can now upload/download non-seekable file-like objects (e.g. stdin or stdout when open in binary mode), see PR ivknv/yadisk#31

Release 1.4.3

— app:/ paths now work correctly (see issue ivknv/yadisk#26)

Release 1.4.2

— Fixed ivknv/yadisk#29: TypeError: 'type' object is not subscriptable
— Fixed a bug affecting Python <3.9: TypeError: Too many parameters for typing.AsyncIterable; actual 2, expected 1

Release 1.4.1

— Fixed ivknv/yadisk#28: download_public() with path keyword argument raises TypeError
— Fixed AttributeError raised when calling ResourceLinkObject.public_listdir()

Release 1.4.0

— Added convenience methods to :code:...Object objects (e.g. see :code:ResourceObject in docs)
— Added type hints
— Improved error checking and response validation
— Added InvalidResponseError, PayloadTooLargeError, UploadTrafficLimitExceededError
— Added a few missing fields to DiskInfoObject and SystemFoldersObject
— Added rename(), upload_by_link() and download_by_link() methods
— Added default_args field for YaDisk object
— download() and :code:upload() now return ResourceLinkObject
— Returned LinkObject instances have been replaced by more specific subclasses
— ConnectionError now also triggers a retry
— Added support for async files for download() and upload()
— Use aiofiles to open files by default

Release 1.3.6

— Fixed ivknv/yadisk#26: ':' character in filenames causes BadRequestError. This is due the behavior of Yandex.Disk's REST API itself but is avoided on the library level with this fix.

Release 1.3.5

— Fixed a bug in is_file() and is_dir(): a typo was causing AttributeError (PR #6).

Release 1.3.4

— Fixed a bug in check_token(): could throw ForbiddenError if the application lacks necessary permissions (issue #23).

Release 1.3.3

— Fixed an issue where http:// links were not recognized as operation links (they were assumed to always be https://, since all the other requests are always HTTPS). Occasionally, Yandex.Disk can for some reason return an http:// link to an asynchronous operation instead of https://. Both links are now recognized correctly and an https:// version will always be used by get_operation_status(), regardless of which one Yandex.Disk returned.