Python-weather

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0.4.2

After nearly a month of me being busy, `python-weather` v0.4.2 is here!

- [BREAKING] refactor: for consistency, `DailyForecastaverage_temperature` is renamed to `DailyForecasttemperature`
- fix: 30
- fix: `Weatherlocation` should not return `None` now, and should return `float`s insead of `int`s. (making it consistent to the type-hint)
- perf: remove unused `__slots__` tuple member in the `BaseForecast` abstract class
- meta: removed my email from `setup.py`. please **don't report bugs or ask questions in my email**, it's not because i am annoyed by them, but because **i *very rarely* check my email** and chances are **your email might get buried**. if you want to report bugs or ask questions, **please leave them in the [issues tab](https://github.com/null8626/python-weather/issues).**

0.4.1

A minor update to `python-weather`, but with *bug fixes!*

- Thanks to wizpig64 for fixing a bug in `CurrentForecast`! (26)
- Removal of `MANIFEST.in`

0.4.0

An **IMPORTANT** and **BREAKING** update to `python-weather` is here!

The most significant change is the shift from using the MSN API to [`wttr.in`](https://github.com/chubin/wttr.in), since Microsoft retired their API a few months ago (see #25), this means everything has to be rewritten, which means lots of breaking changes. Sorry!

Other changes include `async with` support for the Client so you don't have to call `await client.close()` every time you use it, fixed Dependabot Alerts, and minor changes to the README (24)

0.3.8

- Removed the CLI feature. This also removes the `halo` dependency.
- Removed the caching feature. Responses are now no longer cached.
- Fixed a potential NameError bug.
- Added GitHub releases to test the example.
- Updated `example.py` with a fix for Windows systems

0.3.7

Fixed a bug that remained undetected for *four months.*
- `HTTPException` now derives from `Exception` class.
- Calling `__repr__` on a `HTTPException` object should work.
- Added `__slots__` to the class definition for `HTTPException`, which should save occupied memory space.

0.3.6

fix bug in 14

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