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ant_connect_py Python package V2 is here!
ant_connect_py V2 is a ground-up rewrite that offers some breaking changes compared to the previous version. The new version is designed to be more flexible, more efficient, and especially more user-friendly. The new version is also designed to be more modular, allowing users to easily extend the functionality of the package.
Note
If you are using ant_connect V1 (versions 2023.15.1 and lower) you might want to check the documentation for more details. ant_connect_py V2 also ships with the latest version of ant_connect V1 built in so that you can incrementally upgrade your code base and projects.
Import as follows: from ant_connect import v1 as ant_connect_v1
This repo contains a centralized changelog file, CHANGELOG.rst, which is used to track changes to the project. The file is automatically updated in the pipeline with each release, and includes a list of changes, bug fixes, and new features for each version of the project.
The reason to use a centraized changelog file (found on the centralized-changelog branch) is to provide a single source of truth for all changes to the project and all future releases.
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v2.0.11 (2026-03-19)
New Features
Added context helper methods to ApiConnector for license/project scoping: set_license_context(), set_project_context(), clear_license_context(), clear_project_context(), set_cookies(), get_cookies(), clear_cookies(). All API calls can now be scoped to a specific license and/or project via cookies.
Breaking Changes
Dropped support for Python 3.8 and 3.9. Minimum version is now Python 3.10.
numpy (^2.1.0) and pandas (^2.2.3) are now runtime dependencies (previously dev-only). This increases the install footprint.
Minimum pydantic version raised from ^2.5.2 to ^2.8.0.
Improvements
Added official support for Python 3.13 and 3.14.
Migrated CI/CD pipeline from GitLab CI to GitHub Actions.
Updated dev dependencies: pylint ^3.3.0, black ^24.8.0, sphinx ^7.3.0.
Added AI_DOCUMENTATION.md as architecture guide for AI-assisted development.
Updated package metadata and documentation URLs.
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