rust-numpy version 0.14.0

• v0.14
  • Bump PyO3 to 0.14
  • Fix conversion bug

rust-numpy version 0.13.2

• Support ndarray 0.15

rust-numpy version 0.13.1

• Allow ndarray >=0.13, < 0.15 to work with Rust 1.41.1.
• Add inner, dot, and einsum
• Add PyArray0

rust-numpy version 0.13.0

• Bump num-complex to 0.3
• Bump ndarray to 0.14
• Bump pyo3 to 0.13
• Drop support for Python 3.5 (as it is now end-of-life).
• Remove unused python3 feature

rust-numpy version 0.12.2

• Use more restricted versions for PyO3 and ndarray

rust-numpy version 0.12.1

• Fixes a compilation error with Rust 1.39 (also, please use pyo3 >= 0.12.2 for Rust 1.39)

rust-numpy version 0.12.0

This version includes two additional wrappers: for dtype and nditer.
PyArrayDescr is introduced as a wrapper of array.dtype in Python.
Also, we added wrappers of nditer as two types: NpySingleIter and NpyMultiIter.
Both iterators have a nice, flexible builders, thanks @PTNobel!

rust-numpy v0.11.0

• PyArray::get is now unsafe.
• Introduce PyArray::get_owned and PyReadonlyArray::get.

rust-numpy v0.10.0

I want to note that there are two important changes in this version. One is that rust-numpy works on stable Rust as per PyO3 0.11, and the other is PyReadonlyArray.
To prevent undefined behavior, PyArray::as_slice and families are unsafe now. Please use the safe PyReadonlyArray::as_slice instead.

• Remove ErrorKind and introduce some concrete error types
• PyArray::as_slice, PyArray::as_slice_mut, PyArray::as_array, and PyArray::as_array_mut is now unsafe.
• Introduce PyArray::as_cell_slice, PyArray::to_vec, and PyArray::to_owned_array
• Rename TypeNum trait Element, and NpyDataType DataType

rust-numpy v0.9.0

• Update PyO3 to 0.10.0