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1.8.2rc3

- Change `numpy` pin to be `~=1.19.0` to avoid incompatibility issues

1.8.2rc2

1.8.2rc1

- Change `numpy` pin to be `~=1.19` to avoid incompatibility issues

1.8.1

* Address [issue 370](https://github.com/alkaline-ml/pmdarima/issues/370) where iterables were not accepted in the ARIMA order.

* Address [issue 407](https://github.com/alkaline-ml/pmdarima/issues/407) where the `LogEndogTransformer` could not be cloned in a pipeline.

* No longer pin Cython to `<0.29.18`

* Add support for Python 3.9

1.8.1rc2

- Change `numpy` pin to be `~=1.19.0` to avoid incompatibility issues

1.8.0

* Wheels are no longer built for pmdarima on Python <3.6, and backward-compatibility is no longer guaranteed for older python versions.

* The `exogenous` argument has been deprecated in favor of `X` - See [the RFC](https://github.com/alkaline-ml/pmdarima/pull/372) and [the PR](https://github.com/alkaline-ml/pmdarima/pull/385) for more information. Beginning in version 2.0, the `exogenous` argument will raise an error.

* Migrate random searches into the auto-solvers interface

* Random searches now perform unit root tests to prevent models with near non-invertible parameters

* The default value of `suppress_warnings` has changed to `True`. The primary reason for this is that most warnings emitted come from unit root tests, which are very noisy. `DeprecationWarnings` and other warnings generated from user input will still be emitted.

* Move `ModelFitWarning` from `pmdarima.arima.warnings` to `pmdarima.warnings`

* Fix a bug where the `pmdarima.model_selection.RollingForecastCV` could produce too few splits for the given input data.

* Change pin for `setuptools` from `<50.0.0` to `!=50.0.0`, addressing 401

* Change pin for `statsmodels` from `<0.12.0` to `!=0.12.0`, addressing 376

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