Releases

💥 Breaking Changes

• Note: This is intended to by the last hvac release supporting Python 2.7.

  Starting with hvac version 1.0.0, Python versions >=3.6 will be the only explicitly supported versions.

• Userpass: Add use_token param on login(), Accept passthrough **kwargs on create user . GH-733

🚀 Features

• Support CA-related Environment Variables. GH-735
• Migrate Token Auth Methods to Dedicated Class. GH-734
• Allow Omission of Password Argument on Userpass create_or_update_user(). GH-714
• Add token_ttl & token_max_ttl Arguments to ldap.configure(). GH-707

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Fix Cert.login() handling of use_token argument. GH-720
• Use PUTs for AWS Secrets Engine STS Requests. GH-718

🧰 Miscellaneous

• Add deprecation notices for Client() k8s methods. GH-732
• Add deprecation notices for Client() approle methods. GH-731
• Deprecate AppID-related Client() Methods. GH-730
• Update Deprecated Usage In Documentation & Tests. GH-728
• Add python_requires='>=2.7' to setuptools Metadata. GH-727
• Transition to black Formatting + Updated PR Actions Workflow. GH-726

Thanks to @el-deano, @intgr, @jeffwecan, @pjaudiomv, @tp6783 and tyhess for their lovely contributions.

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🐛 Bug Fixes

• Python 2.7: Drop Trailing Comma In Cert.login(). GH-712

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🐛 Bug Fixes

• Refactor Cert.login() Conditional for Python 2.7 Syntax Support. GH-708

Thanks to @jeffwecan for their lovely contributions.

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🚀 Features

• Add default to group_type argument in update_group and create_or_update_group_by_name. GH-703
• Add Certificate Authentication Methods. GH-691

Thanks to @Tylerlhess, @jeffwecan, @matusf, @mblau-leaffilter and tyhess for their lovely contributions.

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🚀 Features

• Expand Transform class to include new(ish) tokenization methods. GH-696
• Add delete_version_after KvV2 Param – configure() / `update_metadata(). GH-694

🧰 Miscellaneous

• Bump versions of Vault used in CI workflows. GH-695

Thanks to @jeffwecan for their lovely contributions.

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