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1.6.1

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* **[fixed]** Regression caused in 1.6.0 due to socket timeout argument.

1.6.0

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* **[new]** SNMPv2 Trap support (see the cookbook for an example).
* **[internal]** Network transport functions are now wrapped by a class.

1.5.2.post1

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* **[fixed]** Add missing file for PEP-561 compliance.

1.5.2

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* **[fixed]** No longer raise an exception when using ``snmp.set`` with an
absolute OID (an OID with leading dot).

1.5.1

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* **[fixed]** Socket connections no longer read multiple times from the same
UDP socket. An appropriate error is now raised
``puresnmp.x690.exc.InvalidValueLength`` when a returned package is larger
than the default buffer-size.

To increase the buffer size, simply set the appropriate value to
``puresnmp.transport.BUFFER_SIZE``.

1.5.0

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* **[new]** The buffer-size of low-level socket calls can now be modified via
the global variable ``puresnmp.transport.BUFFER_SIZE``.
* **[new]** ``Sequence`` instances are now "sized" (it is now possible to call
``len()`` on a sequence).
* **[new]** Applied missing bugfixes to the async code (ensured that the aio
API behaves the same way as the normal API).
* **[fix]** Properly handle ``endOfMibView`` markers in responses (Issue 54)
* **[fix]** Synced bugfixes of the non-async code with the async code. They
should now behave identically.
* **[fix]** An error message in ``bulkget`` responses now shows the proper OID
count.
* **[support]** Reading "ASCII/Hex" files in unit-tests is now a bit more
flexible and can read more formats.

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