## History
### 2015.03.12
0.3.10 release
do not raise asyncio.InvalidStateError
### 2015.03.11
0.3.9 release
fix a bug will cause yielder stuck
### 2015.03.05
0.3.8 release
when GeneratorExit cancel all pending tasks
yielder related status cleanups
### 2015.03.02
0.3.4-0.3.7 release
create new event loop if using in a thread
fix semaphore order so that loop must exist
add test to test this behaviour
cleanup _safe_yield_from that are not needed anymore
use is_running (how can I not using that!!)
### 2015.02.28
0.3.3 release
fixed Pool’s potential thread unsafe problem
fixed Yielder hangs when no items to yield
add pool size argument to yielder family
### 2015.02.27
0.3.2 release
typo fix
0.3.1 release
add put method for manually yield items
0.3.0 release
add Yielder and OrderedYielder to replace Bag and OrderedBag
fix thread safe problem #2 in Yielder and Group mixed usage
### 2015.02.26
0.2.1 release
fix thread unsafe problem
### 2015.02.26
0.2.0 release
add Bag and OrderedBag
rename to “aioutils”
### 2015.02.25
0.1.2 release
fix some release problems
0.1.1 release
basic group and pool implemenation
### 2015.02.23
ideas, prototypes
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