0.9.5

• Support converting whole ini file to shell syntax
• Support getting/setting multiple items per invocation
• Support indented ini files

0.9.4

Bug fixes

• Fix updating of flag only parameters so they
  don't have '=' or '=crudini_no_arg' added added on update.

• Handle closed stdin/stdout gracefully, without giving errors.

Improvements

• Windows support.

• Windows line endings are maintained.

• Lists can be delimited with arbitrary whitespace with --list-sep=.

• Support for unspaced "name=val" format with --ini-options=nospace.

• Avoid deprecation warnings about use of pipes module.

0.9.3

• python 3 support
• Fix regression with windows line endings

0.9

• Bug fixes
  • Write errors to stdout are diagnosed correctly and consistently.
  • Replacing symlinks now replaces the target rather than the symlink itself.
• Changes in behavior
  • The case of parameters is maintained with --get.
• Improvements
  • Single token parameters (without equals) are now supported,
    which are used in mysql config for example.

0.8

• Fix handling of parameters starting with "rem".
  Previously an entry such as "remote = 1" would be ignored.
• Support mercurial config files by treating lines starting
  with '%' as comments, thus ignoring mercurial '%include' and '%unset' directives.

0.7

Bug fixes

• Separate locking files are no longer used which avoids
  deadlock in cases where the system is stopped in the
  small window where these files exist.
• Files are now synced after writing for better Durability.
• crudini no longer removes a blank line from the start of a file
  which has no sections, or options outside a section.
  [bug introduced in version 0.5]

0.5

Bug fixes

• Lock files are cleaned up robustly. Previously there was a race condition
  resulting in blocked subsequent edits, due to a lingering lock file.
• --del will ignore requests to delete a parameter in a non-existing section
  (unless --existing is used). Previously it failed citing the missing section.

New features

• The --existing option takes parameters to give more control over what needs
  to pre-exist. So you can specify for example that a file needs to exist,
  but any items within it are created as needed.
• A new --verbose option was added to indicate on stderr wether the
  request resulted in a config change or not. This can be used to
  determine whether to restart programs etc.

Changes in behavior

• Files are created by default if missing, unless --existing is specified.

Improvements

• Protections against creating unparseable ini files were added.
• stdin can be parsed just as with normal files.
• File writes are avoided if there are no changes to the config.