This is a file for cached computations of large lists (or dicts) in a speified schema, by default python's original schema is followed.
The lists (or dicts) are cached, checked for schema and then returned for quick operational efficiency.
Change Log
0.1.0 (30/11/2019)
- Initial plan to release: May 2020.
- Made OS independent
- Removed 'os' requirements
- Changed MANIFEST.in to include all subdirs
- Made bug fixes to v0.0.4
- Made some bug fixes in v0.0.5 and removed MANIFEST.in
- Did some final bugixing in v0.0.6 and re-added MANIFEST.in for all files and dir
- Fixed global files include issue
- Fixed issue with schema pointing
- Including schema package data in both MANIFEST.in and setup.py
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