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Additional EBCDIC codecs
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03 Mar 2026
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12 years old
7 releases · first in 2014
This is a pure documentation update that fixes the confusing description of version compatibility in the README (see #31).
This is a pure documentation update that fixes the confusing description of version compatibility in the README (see #31).
This is a pure technical release that does not change the functionality of the package.
This is a pure technical release that does not change the functionality of the package.
It ensures that the package builds with a modern Python toolchain and continuous integration systems. For details, see #8, contributed by Branch Vincent. In addition, it cleans up some source files missing from the distribution (see #17)) and several minor issues in the documentation.
Because of this, support for Python 2 and Python 3.8 or older had to be dropped. If you are stuck with such a version, use ebcdic 1.1.1, which currently has the same functionality.
In addition, the documentation has been cleaned up to better conform to the standard layout of modern open source projects (see #25):
CHANGES.md instead of part of the ebcdic/README.md.CONTRIBUTING.md now includes all the instructions to build the package and run tests. Before, they were spreadout across the different README files.README.md is a concise overview pointing to the other parts of the documentation for details.And finally, you can now show your appreciation of this package by donating to it.
One column per quarter.
Moved license information from README to LICENSE (#5). This required the distribution to change from sdist to wheel because apparently it is a major c
Moved license information from README to LICENSE (#5). This required the distribution to change from sdist to wheel because apparently it is a major challenge to include a text file in a platform independent way (#11).
Sadly this breaks compatibility with Python 2.6, 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3. If you still need ebcdic with one of these Python versions, use ebcdic-1.0.0.
This took several attempts and intermediate releases that where broken in different ways on different platforms. To prevent people from accidentally installing one of these broken releases they have been removed from PyPI. If you still want to take a look at them, use the respective tags.
Changed development status to "Production/Stable".
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