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  2. All changelogs are "emojified". This helps with identifying each change easier. Emojification is achieved by parsing each line and applying a specific emoji based on the first word or some other tokens.

The combination of the above two makes package changelogs on Awesome Python unique.

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Changelog examples

  • Paket 6.0.0-rc002 (June 13, 2021)
    • 👌 Support for .NET 6.0
    • Full .NET Core / SDK compatible version
    • 👌 Support for XCode
    • 👌 Support for .NET 5.0
    • FSharp.DependencyManager.Paket FSI extension for #r "paket: ..."
  • Stripe.Net 39.53.0 (June 07, 2021)
    • ⚡️ #2327 API Updates
      • Added support for tax_id_collection on Session#create and Checkout.Session
      • Added Secret property to EphemeralKey
  • Akka.net 1.4.21-beta1 (June 03, 2021)

    🚀 Maintenance Release for Akka.NET 1.4

    🚀 Akka.NET v1.4.21 is a significant release that includes major performance improvements, bug fixes, and a major update to the Akka.DependencyInjection NuGet package.

    🐎 Performance Improvements 🐎 Akka.NET v1.4.21 includes some major performance fixes and improvements:

    🐎 Our observed performance numbers for Akka.Remote show a significant increase in performance for v1.4.21 over v1.4.20:

    Before

    PS> dotnet run -c Release --framework netcoreapp3.1      
OSVersion:                         Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0
ProcessorCount:                    16
ClockSpeed:                        0 MHZ
Actor Count:                       32
Messages sent/received per client: 200000  (2e5)
Is Server GC:                      True
Thread count:                      109

Num clients, Total [msg], Msgs/sec, Total [ms]
         1,  200000,    113379,    1764.56
         5, 1000000,    186429,    5364.05
        10, 2000000,    185340,   10791.11
        15, 3000000,    183218,   16374.06
        20, 4000000,    179824,   22244.63
        25, 5000000,    182716,   27365.89
        30, 6000000,    182039,   32960.61

    After

    PS> dotnet run -c Release --framework netcoreapp3.1                
OSVersion:                         Microsoft Windows NT 6.2.9200.0 
ProcessorCount:                    16                              
ClockSpeed:                        0 MHZ                           
Actor Count:                       32                              
Messages sent/received per client: 200000  (2e5)                   
Is Server GC:                      True                            
Thread count:                      111                             

Num clients, Total [msg], Msgs/sec, Total [ms]                     
         1,  200000,    109770,    1822.14                         
         5, 1000000,    192902,    5184.79                         
        10, 2000000,    191663,   10435.53                         
        15, 3000000,    191339,   15679.11                         
        20, 4000000,    192725,   20755.78                         
        25, 5000000,    189754,   26350.14                         
        30, 6000000,    189772,   31617.20

    🐎 > N.B. these after numbers don't benefit from the performance benefits we observed in v1.4.20 when we invoked ThreadPool.SetMinThreads(0,0), which makes them even more impressive.

    ⚡️ Akka.DependencyInjection Updates We had one major issue we implemented in v1.4.21 for Akka.DependencyInjection: Abstraction of ServiceProvider, Improving Akka.DependencyInjection

    What this change did was:

    • 🗄 Deprecate the Akka.DependencyInjection.ServiceProvider class in favor of the Akka.DependencyInjection.DependencyResolver class - to avoid namespace collision with Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.ServiceProvider;
    • 🗄 Deprecates the Akka.DependencyInjection.ServiceProviderSetup class in favor of the Akka.DependencyInjection.DependencyResolverSetup class for consistency reasons;
    • ✅ Akka.DependencyInjection.DependencyResolver now takes an input of type IDependencyResolver, which allows users to abstract away the IServiceProvider and mock / replace it during unit testing; and
    • ➕ Added some non-generic Props methods for dynamically spawning actors via DI.

    ⬆️ All of these changes are backwards-compatible with v1.4.20 and earlier - and the deprecation warnings will appear in your code when you upgrade. If you run into any issues upgrading to Akka.DependencyInjection v1.4.21 please reply on this thread!

    🛠 Other Changes and Fixes

    👀 To see the full set of fixes in Akka.NET v1.4.21, please see the milestone on Github.

    COMMITS LOC+ LOC- AUTHOR
    12 999 160 Aaron Stannard
    10 410 299 Gregorius Soedharmo
    4 853 520 Ismael Hamed
    4 5 5 dependabot[bot]
    1 6 2 Brah McDude
    1 428 67 Sam Ember
    1 1 1 Martin

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