**wq.io 1.1.0** adds a new property, `NetLoader.client`, that can be used to replace the default `requests` client with something else. Also, Python 2.7 support is no longer advertised (though it may still work).
1.0.0
Changes since wq.io 1.0.0 beta * Support `"iso8601"` as a date format specification (3858f27c1b389da24eb82186015efe99f643ee74) * Format column widths, headings, and dates when writing to Excel (64a658c) * Drop Python 2.7 from tests (still supported in library - for now) * Incorporate [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/wq/wq.io/blob/master/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) and [Contributing Guidelines](https://github.com/wq/wq.io/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md)
1.0.0b1
bash wq cat http://example.com/example.xlsx
1.0.0a1
**wq.io 1.0.0a1** is an alpha release of the upcoming 1.0 version of [wq.io](https://wq.io/wq.io). The main change is better support for binary formats. - Change `binary` from being defined on [loader](https://wq.io/docs/loaders) classes to being defined on [parser](https://wq.io/docs/parsers) classes, which makes more sense intuitively. Removed `BinaryFileLoader` and made `FileLoader` check (rather than set) the `binary` attribute to determine file mode. - Include binary support in `StringLoader` via a similar mechanism. - Update `CsvParser` and tests to ensure they work whether or not `unicodecsv` is installed
0.8.0
Initial work on a CLI for wq.io (see 8).
0.7.1
- Ensure that `extra_data` is an instance property rather than a class property (b17aeef). This was causing subtle issues in long-running [dbio](https://github.com/wq/dbio) processes. - Account for Unicode normalization in Python 3 (a14d6a6). See http://bugs.python.org/issue23091 for background.