Releases: ijl/orjson
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3.9.9
12 Oct 22:51
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Changed
orjson module metadata explicitly marks subinterpreters as not supported.
3.9.8
10 Oct 14:46
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Changed
Improve performance.
Drop support for Python 3.7.
3.9.7
08 Sep 16:08
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Fix crash in orjson.loads() due to non-reentrant handling of persistent
buffer. This was introduced in 3.9.3.
Handle some FFI removals in CPython 3.13.
3.9.6
07 Sep 22:21
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Fix numpy reference leak on unsupported array dtype.
Fix numpy.datetime64 reference handling.
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Minor performance improvements.
3.9.5
16 Aug 15:09
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Remove futex from module import and initialization path.
3.9.4
07 Aug 22:23
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Fix hash builder using default values.
Fix non-release builds of orjson copying large deserialization buffer
from stack to heap. This was introduced in 3.9.3.
3.9.3
06 Aug 18:27
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Fix compatibility with CPython 3.12.
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Support i686/x86 32-bit Python installs on Windows.
3.9.2
07 Jul 15:06
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Fix the __cause__ exception on orjson.JSONEncodeError possibly being
denormalized, i.e., of type str instead of Exception.
3.9.1
09 Jun 14:12
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Fix memory leak on chained tracebacks of exceptions raised in default. This
was introduced in 3.8.12.
3.9.0
01 Jun 14:40
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orjson.Fragment includes already-serialized JSON in a document.
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