Changelog

0.4.7

  • Added Python 3.12 support

0.4.6

  • BREAKING: Regenerated internal *_pb2.py files, they now require protobuf>=3.20.0

  • Implemented support for ssl.get_default_verify_paths() as a way to specify CA certificates to create secure Channel

  • Implemented Configuration.ssl_target_name_override option

0.4.5

  • Fixed stubs generation for services with no rpc methods defined; pull request courtesy @xloem

0.4.4

  • Fixed deprecation warnings in tests

  • Fixed minor issue by allowing to receive frames after receiving GOAWAY frame

0.4.3

  • BREAKING: Regenerated internal *_pb2.py files, they now require protobuf>=3.15.0

  • Fixed mistake of subclassing AbstractServer in grpclib.server.Server, this fixes mypy errors

  • Fixed ChannelFor utility to properly cleanup resources without cryptic tracebacks (see #156)

  • Added Python 3.10 support, dropped Python 3.6 support

  • Fixed TLS support in Python 3.10; pull request courtesy Scott Phillips @fundthmcalculus

  • Fixed setup.cfg to include generated .pyi files

0.4.2

  • BREAKING: Regenerated internal *_pb2.py files, they now require protobuf>=3.12.0

  • Extended SendTrailingMetadata and RecvTrailingMetadata events with a status-related properties

  • Fixed deprecation warning related to asyncio.wait() and Python 3.9

  • Added support for the --experimental_allow_proto3_optional protoc flag

0.4.1

  • Fixed h2==4.0.0 compatibility, fixed project dependencies

0.4.0

  • Fixed Config._http2_max_pings_without_data value validation, it may be equal to 0 to send PING frames indefinitely

  • Added context-manager protocol to the Channel class

  • BREAKING: Fixed metadata validation, this may cause an exceptions when you try to send invalid metadata values

  • Added certifi support, documented secure channels

  • Added http2_connection_window_size and http2_stream_window_size config values, using 4 MiB as a default for both values instead of 64 KiB (HTTP/2 default)

0.3.2

  • Using application/grpc content type on the client-side to be compatible with faulty server implementations (e.g. googleapis.com)

  • Renamed --python_grpc_out= protoc option into --grpclib_python_out= to avoid misunderstanding and to follow grpc project naming

  • Added (client|server):Stream.peer property and corresponding property in the RecvRequest event

  • Added server:Stream.user_agent property and corresponding property in the RecvRequest event

  • Fixed time.monotonic() usage in the ServiceCheck class for the case when monotonic time starts from zero

  • Fixed release_stream() function to not send data over a connection if connection is already closed

  • Implement connection checks using PING frame (experimental); pull request courtesy Evhenii Popovych @a00920

  • Fixed code generation plugin when a path to proto file contains hyphens and/or .protodevel file extension; pull request courtesy 林玮 @linw1995

  • Deprecated loop argument in a public APIs

  • Exposed new import locations for the Status and GRPCError classes:

    from grpclib import Status, GRPCError
    
  • Added grpclib.config.Configuration class to configure grpclib internals (experimental)

  • Disabled unnecessary and expensive headers validation and normalization

0.3.1

  • Fixed code generation plugin to support nested message types in a service definitions

  • Restored v1alpha reflection protocol support

  • Implemented “grpc-status-details-bin” metadata support

0.3.0

  • Lowered log level for successfully handled errors on the server-side

  • Turned assert statement into TypeError in the ProtoCodec.encode method

  • Raising proper GRPCError in client.Stream.__aexit__ after receiving RST_STREAM frame

  • Logging protocol errors, caused by the other side

  • Removed v1alpha reflection protocol, v1 remains

  • Added example of using ProcessPoolExecutor for CPU-intensive tasks

  • Covered library and examples with type annotations, many thanks and credit to Callum Ryan @c-ryan747 for his work on #64

  • Fixed implicit trailers-only response for streaming calls

  • Added end argument to the client.Stream.send_request method

  • BREAKING: Removed deprecated end argument from the server.Stream.send_message method

  • Fixed server to send content-type header in a trailers-only responses

  • Implemented support for the trailers-only empty response on the client-side

  • Made loop argument optional in a user-facing apis

  • Added more checks to verify that streams are used accordingly to the gRPC protocol spec

  • BREAKING: Undocumented Channel.request method was changed in a backward-incompatible way

  • Dropped Python 3.5 support for async generators and better typing support

  • BREAKING: Removed undocumented grpclib.metadata.Metadata class

  • Implemented ability to listen for “events” from grpclib, see Events for more information

0.2.5

  • Fixed protocol.Stream.send_data method to properly wait for a positive window size

0.2.4

  • Fixed and refactored protocol.Buffer class to properly acknowledge received data, which is critical for flow control mechanism. Also added logic to acknowledge all unread by user data before and after stream release.

0.2.3

  • Removed circular references and added tests to detect them

  • Generate *_grpc.py stub files even if service definitions don’t exist in the .proto files

  • Fixed bug in the Channel.request method, deadline argument was ignored

  • Implemented graceful_exit context-manager

0.2.2

  • Logging StreamTerminatedError on the server-side if client resets stream

  • Improved health checks support

  • Stream methods now can be called concurrently

  • Fixed flow-control window change detection for the case when the other party relies on connection-level window with unlimited stream-level windows

  • Fixed PING frame support on the server-side

0.2.1

  • Added Channel.__del__ method to close unclosed connections and warn about them

  • Changed user-agent header to reflect grpclib and Python versions

  • Added workaround for h2, when h2 raises StreamIDTooLowError instead of StreamClosedError

  • Fixed race condition in the Channel, which leads to creation of more than one connection

  • Fixed Python 3.5.1 compatibility

0.2.0

  • Fixed flow control functionality

  • Generate *_grpc.py stub files only if service definitions exists in the .proto files

  • Fixed possibility of the infinite loop when we reach max outbound streams limit and wait for a closed stream during grpclib.protocol.Stream.send_request() method call

  • Added support for secure channels through SSL/TLS; pull request courtesy Michael P. Nitowski @mnito

  • Implemented Health service with additional functionality to help write health checks

  • Implemented ChannelFor helper for writing functional tests

  • Added support for UNIX sockets; pull request courtesy Andy Kipp @kippandrew

  • Implemented server reflection protocol

  • BREAKING: Fixed metadata encoding. Previously grpclib were using utf-8 to encode metadata, and now grpclib encodes metadata according to the gRPC wire protocol specification: ascii for regular values and base64 for binary values

  • BREAKING: Fixed “grpc-message” header encoding: unicode string -> utf-8 -> percent-encoding (RFC 3986, ascii subset). Previously solely utf-8 were used, which now will fail to decode, if you send non-ascii characters

  • Implemented sending custom metadata from the server-side

0.1.1

  • Dropped protobuf requirement, now it’s optional

  • New feature to specify custom message serialization/deserialization codec

  • Fixed critical issue on the client-side with hanging coroutines in case of connection lost or stream reset

  • Replaced async-timeout dependency with custom utilities, refactored deadlines implementation

  • Improved connection lost handling; pull request courtesy Michael Elsdörfer @miracle2k

  • Improved error responses and errors handling

  • Deprecated end keyword-only argument in the grpclib.server.Stream.send_message() method on the server-side

0.1.0

  • Improved example to show all RPC method types; pull request courtesy @claws

  • [rc2] Fixed issues with sending large messages

  • [rc1] Initial release