2.0

Breaking changes

• Now uses asyncio.get_running_loop() to get its event loop rather than asyncio.get_event_loop(). If you are using aioca from within an asyncio event loop (the common use case) then this will not make any difference. If you are using aioca from a thread without an asyncio event loop (unlikely) then this will now raise an exception rather than silently creating an event loop for that thread.

What's Changed

• Convert to use asyncio.get_running_loop by @coretl in #61
• chore: Update supported Python versions through copier template update by @DiamondJoseph in #59
• Update copier to 4.1.0 by @AlexanderWells-diamond in #64
• Revert changes that removed Python3.8 compatibility by @AlexanderWells-diamond in #67
• Fix an issue with dropped sync callbacks by @coretl in #69
• Restore non-alpha epicscorelibs dependency by @coretl in #70
• Copier update by @coretl in #76

New Contributors

• @DiamondJoseph made their first contribution in #59

Full Changelog: 1.8.1...2.0