Jak

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Lifecycle: Not released yet.

1.0.0 Will be assigned when we have verified that the encryption is absolutely stable AND we believe the risk of us accidentally deleting peoples secrets is < 0.0001%. In practice this means better unit testing and talking to 2-3 more cryptography experts (especially outside of Dispel). Are you such an expert? Get in touch! cdilorenzodispel.io.

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Lifecycle: 2018-10-22 - current

* **[0.14.6]** BUG: Had issue when double decrypting certain files (which should be safe operation, and now it is again). `(PR56) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/56>`_

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Lifecycle: 2018-03-08 - 2018-10-22

* **[0.14.4]** BUG: SourceTree (and other linuxy apps hopefully) should now work with the pre-commit hook. `(PR45) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/45>`_
* **[0.14.5]** ENHANCEMENT: Better message when malformed jakfile. `(PR51) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/51>`_

* Other:
* Updated 2017 to 2018 (Happy new year!?)
* Removed formal support for python 3.3 (since it is at its end of life).

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Lifecycle: 2017-09-02

* **[0.14.2]** BUG: Files with the same name now support the backup feature (maintain their encrypted state if their unencrypted state is not edited on re-encryption) if they are in different folders. `(PR40) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/40>`_
* **[0.14.3]** DEV: Improved one of our tests that was placing backup files where they did not belong. `(PR42) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/42>`_

* Other:
* Update the tox.ini file to run tests on Python 3.6 (which we totally support btw.) `(PR44) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/44>`_
* Updated copyrights to the year 2017 `(PR43) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/43>`_

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Lifecycle: 2016-02-01 - 2017-09-02

* **[0.14.1]** HOTFIX: Import of bytestring compatibility function was removed during a merge, and it happened unnoticed. `(commit) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/commit/582dc724fd24d17dbc16b28debf267640116bd0e>`_

* Other:
* DOCS: fixed static links for the terminal examples (I guess readthedocs changed something?).

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Lifecycle: 2016-02-01 - 2016-02-06

* **[0.14.0]** FEATURE: jak encrypt/decrypt commands can now accept a list of files (jak encrypt file1 ... fileN -k <key>). `(PR34) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/34>`_
* **[0.13.0]** FEATURE: jak works for all type of files, not just text files. `(PR33) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/33>`_
* **[0.12.0]** FEATURE: Add encryption versioning. This allows us to upgrade/edit the cipher and still decrypt previous ciphertexts (so they don't become undecryptable) `(PR31) <https://github.com/dispel/jak/pull/31>`_