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This release adds support for binding parameters positionally with `?` placeholders, and adds a new `.as_datetime` method to `DatetimeUs` to allow converting a `DatetimeUs` to a `datetime.datetime`. This release also drops support for Python 3.7, which has at this point is several years past end-of-life, and which has become too difficult to support in our CI. Signed-off-by: Matt Wozniski <[email protected]>
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This release adds support for binding parameters positionally with
?placeholders. This feature was contributed by @chands10.This release also adds a new
.as_datetimemethod toDatetimeUsto allow converting aDatetimeUsto adatetime.datetime. This feature was contributed by @gaborbernat.This release also drops support for Python 3.7, which has at this point is several years past end-of-life, and which has become too difficult to support in our CI.
Full diff since the last release is 1.7.2...5c2e155