v0.5.1

• Fix issue where no result_format available for expect_column_values_to_be_null caused error
• Use vectorized computation in pandas (#443, #445; thanks @RoyalTS)

v0.5.0

• Restructured class hierarchy to have a more generic DataAsset parent that maintains expectation logic separate from the tabular organization of Dataset expectations
• Added new FileDataAsset and associated expectations (#416 thanks @anhollis)
• Added support for date/datetime type columns in some SQLAlchemy expectations (#413)
• Added support for a multicolumn expectation, expect multicolumn values to be unique (#408)
• Optimization: You can now disable partial_unexpected_counts by setting the partial_unexpected_count value to 0 in the result_format argument, and we do not compute it when it would not be returned. (#431, thanks @eugmandel)
• Fix: Correct error in unexpected_percent computations for sqlalchemy when unexpected values exceed limit (#424)
• Fix: Pass meta object to expectation result (#415, thanks @jseeman)
• Add support for multicolumn expectations, with expect_multicolumn_values_to_be_unique as an example (#406)
• Add dataset class to from_pandas to simplify using custom datasets (#404, thanks @jtilly)
• Add schema support for sqlalchemy data context (#410, thanks @rahulj51)
• Minor documentation, warning, and testing improvements (thanks @zdog).

v0.4.5

• Add a new autoinspect API and remove default expectations.
• Improve details for expect_table_columns_to_match_ordered_list (#379, thanks @rlshuhart)
• Linting fixes (thanks @elsander)
• Add support for dataset_class in from_pandas (thanks @jtilly)
• Improve redshift compatibility by correcting faulty isnull operator (thanks @avanderm)
• Adjust partitions to use tail_weight to improve JSON compatibility and
  support special cases of KL Divergence (thanks @anhollis)
• Enable custom_sql datasets for databases with multiple schemas, by
  adding a fallback for column reflection (#387, thanks @elsander)
• Remove IF NOT EXISTS check for custom sql temporary tables, for
  Redshift compatibility (#372, thanks @elsander)
• Allow users to pass args/kwargs for engine creation in
  SqlAlchemyDataContext (#369, thanks @elsander)
• Add support for custom schema in SqlAlchemyDataset (#370, thanks @elsander)
• Use getfullargspec to avoid deprecation warnings.
• Add expect_column_values_to_be_unique to SqlAlchemyDataset
• Fix map expectations for categorical columns (thanks @eugmandel)
• Improve internal testing suite (thanks @anhollis and @ccnobbli)
• Consistently use value_set instead of mixing value_set and values_set (thanks @njsmith8)

v0.4.4

• Improve CLI help and set CLI return value to the number of unmet expectations
• Add error handling for empty columns to SqlAlchemyDataset, and associated tests
• Fix broken support for older pandas versions (#346)
• Fix pandas deepcopy issue (#342)

v0.4.3

• Improve type lists in expect_column_type_to_be[_in_list] (thanks @smontanaro and @ccnobbli)
• Update cli to use entry_points for conda compatibility, and add version option to cli
• Remove extraneous development dependency to airflow
• Address SQlAlchemy warnings in median computation
• Improve glossary in documentation
• Add 'statistics' section to validation report with overall validation results (thanks @sotte)
• Add support for parameterized expectations
• Improve support for custom expectations with better error messages (thanks @syk0saje)
• Implement expect_column_value_lenghts_to_[be_between|equal] for SQAlchemy (thanks @ccnobbli)
• Fix PandasDataset subclasses to inherit child class

v0.4.2

• Fix bugs in expect_column_values_to_[not]_be_null: computing unexpected value percentages and handling all-null (thanks @ccnobbli)
• Support mysql use of Decimal type (thanks @bouke-nederstigt)
• Add new expectation expect_column_values_to_not_match_regex_list.
  • Change behavior of expect_column_values_to_match_regex_list to use python re.findall in PandasDataset, relaxing matching of individuals expressions to allow matches anywhere in the string.
• Fix documentation errors and other small errors (thanks @roblim, @ccnobbli)

v0.4.1

Corrects failure to include new data_context module in source distribution.

v0.4.0

Welcome to Great Expectations version 0.4.0! Please note that this release includes several major breaking API changes. Please see the changelog below for more information!

v.0.4.0

• Initial implementation of data context API and SqlAlchemyDataset including implementations of the following expectations:
  • expect_column_to_exist
  • expect_table_row_count_to_be
  • expect_table_row_count_to_be_between
  • expect_column_values_to_not_be_null
  • expect_column_values_to_be_null
  • expect_column_values_to_be_in_set
  • expect_column_values_to_be_between
  • expect_column_mean_to_be
  • expect_column_min_to_be
  • expect_column_max_to_be
  • expect_column_sum_to_be
  • expect_column_unique_value_count_to_be_between
  • expect_column_proportion_of_unique_values_to_be_between
• Major refactor of output_format to new result_format parameter. See docs for full details.
  • exception_list and related uses of the term exception have been renamed to unexpected
  • the output formats are explicitly hierarchical now, with BOOLEAN_ONLY < BASIC < SUMMARY < COMPLETE. column_aggregate_expectations now return element count and related information included at the BASIC level or higher.
• New expectation available for parameterized distributions--expect_column_parameterized_distribution_ks_test_p_value_to_be_greater_than (what a name! :) -- (thanks @ccnobbli)
• ge.from_pandas() utility (thanks @schrockn)
• Pandas operations on a PandasDataset now return another PandasDataset (thanks @dlwhite5)
• expect_column_to_exist now takes a column_index parameter to specify column order (thanks @louispotok)
• Top-level validate option (ge.validate())
• ge.read_json() helper (thanks @rjurney)
• Behind-the-scenes improvements to testing framework to ensure parity across data contexts.
• Documentation improvements, bug-fixes, and internal api improvements

v0.3.2

Update changelog and versions

v0.3.0

Version 0.3.0 of great expectations brings significant improvements to documentation and the distributional expectations API.