The goal of this file is explaining to the users of our project the notable changes relevant to them that occurred between commits.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
- Fix for python 2.7 users, ceil returns a float in python 2
- Added mandatory_language (updated check_link definition in like_util)
- Add self.aborts for the follow followers and follow following because otherwise InstaPy won't exit properly on them.
- Switch mandatory_words from ALL to ANY
- "Added location to image_text in the check_link method in like_util.py, so the script also searches for mandatory words in the location information.
- "Cookie file not found, creating cookie..." bug fix
- Maintain names: 'person' for target user and 'username' for our running user
- Verify private users in get_links_for_username
- Changed behaviour of validate_username to check if a user is included in the blacklist. If yes will skip it and log why.
- Interact with tagged images of users, and validation of a user to be optional
- Use Clarifai to check video content. By default deactivated and should only be used if necessary.
- This CHANGELOG file to hopefully serve as a useful resource for InstaPy fellas to stay up-to-date with the changes happened so far.
- Custom action delays capability (see README).
- Now follow engine has the same compact action verification procedure used in the unfollow engine.
- Lots of stability in action verification steps which are held at newly added
verify_action
function. - New quickstart templates from 11 different people shared at #3033.
- Now "already followed" state is being tracked by the following status result rather than catching a
NoSuchElementException
.
- Stale element reference error raised at #3173 (occured after #3159).
- Invalid like element issue (occured after IG introduced comment liking to its web interface).
- Working version with basic features.
- Use Clarifai to check the images for inappropriate content.
Please, don't dump raw git logs into this file - which is intended for users rather than developers.