Releases · claudious96/calendar-queue

[0.2.0] - 2026-01-01

Breaking Change: Removed the executor pattern from Calendar class. The executor attribute and the run() method are no longer available.
Breaking Change: Calendar.events() method returns the list of queued events. The async iterator is now implemented within the Calendar class (__aiter__ and __anext__). The Calendar class can now be used directly in async for loops.
Breaking Change: The queue is no longer automatically cleared before starting to iterate over events. Previously, calling the async iterator would clear any pending events; now existing events are preserved.

Updated all documentation examples to use the new async iterator interface
Updated tutorial examples to demonstrate the new async for usage pattern with Calendar
Updated test suite to reflect the new async iterator implementation
Added support for Python 3.14
Updated CI/CD workflows for Python 3.14 compatibility
Updated development dependencies

Before (v0.1.0):

async for ts, event in calendar.events():
    # handle event

After (v0.2.0):

async for ts, event in calendar:
    # handle event