- #163: Added support for Python 3.9
- #161: Added logging message for retries
- #164: Excluded tests from packaging
- #152: WriteApi supports generic Iterable type
- #158: Added possibility to specify certificate file path to verify the peer
- #151: Default port changed from 9999 -> 8086
- #156: Removed labels in organization API, removed Pkg* structure and package service
- #154: Fixed escaping string fields in DataFrame serialization
- #140: Added exponential backoff strategy for batching writes, Allowed to configure default retry strategy. Default value for
retry_intervalis 5_000 milliseconds. - #136: Allows users to skip of verifying SSL certificate
- #143: Skip of verifying SSL certificate could be configured via config file or environment properties
- #141: Added possibility to use datetime nanoseconds precision by
pandas.Timestamp - #145: Api generator was moved to influxdb-clients-apigen
- #112: Support timestamp with different timezone in _convert_timestamp
- #120: ciso8601 is an optional dependency and has to be installed separably
- #121: Added query_data_frame_stream method
- #132: Use microseconds resolutions for data points
- #117: Fixed appending default tags for single Point
- #115: Fixed serialization of
\n,\rand\tto Line Protocol,=is valid sign for measurement name - #118: Fixed serialization of DataFrame with empty (NaN) values
- #130: Use
Retry-Afterheader value for Retryable error codes
- #92: Optimize serializing Pandas DataFrame for writing
- #110: Removed log system from Bucket, Dashboard, Organization, Task and Users API - influxdb#18459, Update swagger to latest version
- #105: Fixed mapping dictionary without timestamp and tags into LineProtocol
- #108: The WriteApi uses precision from Point instead a default precision
- #79: Added support for writing Pandas DataFrame
- #85: Fixed a possibility to generate empty write batch
- #86: BREAKING CHANGE: Fixed parameters in delete api - now delete api accepts also bucket name and org name instead of only ids
- #93: Remove trailing slash from connection URL
- #75: Updated docs to clarify how to use an org parameter
- #84: Clarify how to use a client with InfluxDB 1.8
- #72: Optimize serializing data into Pandas DataFrame
- #59: Set User-Agent to influxdb-client-python/VERSION for all requests
- #61: Correctly parse CSV where multiple results include multiple tables
- #66: Correctly close connection pool manager at exit
- #69:
InfluxDBClientandWriteApicould serialized by pickle (python3.7 or higher)
- #52: Initialize client library from config file and environmental properties
- #54: Add Python 3.7 and 3.8 to CI builds
- #56: Fix default tags for write batching, added new test
- #58: Source distribution also contains: requirements.txt, extra-requirements.txt and test-requirements.txt
- #50: Implemented default tags
- #47: Updated swagger to latest version
- #49: Added beta release to continuous integration
- #48: InfluxDBClient default org is used by WriteAPI
- #44: Optimized serialization into LineProtocol, Clarified how to use client for import large amount of data
- #42: Updated swagger to latest version
- #45: Pandas is a optional dependency and has to installed separably
- #29: Added support for serialise response into Pandas DataFrame
- #24: Added possibility to write dictionary-style object
- #27: Added possibility to write bytes type of data
- #30: Added support for streaming a query response
- #35: FluxRecord supports dictionary-style access
- #31: Added support for delete metrics
- #28: Updated swagger to latest version
- #19: Removed strict checking of enum values
- #22: Documented how to connect to InfluxCloud
- #2: The write client is able to write data in batches (configuration:
batch_size,flush_interval,jitter_interval,retry_interval) - #5: Added support for gzip compression of query response and write body
- #10: Updated swagger to latest version