Update version to 0.10.8

• Add support for Data Planning
• Add Travis Support

Update version to 0.10.7

• Add GDPR Consent State to SDK

Version 0.10.6

This release adds support for sending data with only MPID (mParticle user id) or DAS (device application stamp) as identities.

Note: DAS is set using the name mp_deviceid.

Version 0.10.5

This release replaces the previous release which incorrectly included underscores in the new other2, other3, and other4 user identity types.

You can set these new identities as follows:

identities = mparticle.UserIdentities()
identities.other2 = 'foo other identity 2'
batch.user_identities = identities

Version 0.10.4

• New: Added support for additional user identities, other_2, other_3, other_4
• Fixed: Restored support for Python 2.7

Version 0.10.0

This release adds some client-side field validation:

• IDFA, IDFV, and AAID must all be valid/parseable as UUID's
• the custom_attributes property of AppEvent, ScreenViewEvent, and CommerceEvent must be str, int, bool, or float. They cannot be lists.

The SDK will throw a ValueError if any of the cases above are violated.

Version 0.9.4

SQS Upload Support

This release adds support for SQS uploading in via the AWS Boto3 client:

• api_key has been added as a property of the Batch object, which is necessary with SQS authentication
• ApiClient.sanitize_for_serialization is now a class method that can be called from anywhere for easy serialization of Batch objects into JSON-based SQS messages.

(Read here to learn how to upload data to mParticle via Amazon SQS](https://github.com/mParticle/mparticle-python-sdk/wiki/SQS-Upload)

Version 0.9.3

This release adds the connection_pool_size property to the Configuration object, allowing you to specify the maximum number of simultaneous connections to maintain.

configuration = mparticle.Configuration()
configuration.api_key = 'REPLACE WITH API KEY'
configuration.api_secret = 'REPLACE WITH API SECRET'

# Raise the connection pool size if necessary (defaults to 1)
configuration.connection_pool_size = 50

api_instance = mparticle.EventsApi(configuration)

Version 0.9.2

When being invoked asynchronously, the API client now handles exceptions and passes them to the given callback. For example:

def my_callback(response):
    if type(response) is mparticle.rest.ApiException:
        print 'An error occurred: ' + str(response)
    else:
        #successful uploads will yield an HTTP 202 response and no body
        print response

api_instance.upload_events(batch, my_callback)

Version 0.9.1

• App/Custom events now default to a custom_event_type of 'other'.