first stable release. pre-1.0.0 verification complete: all surviving MED regressions and
gaps resolved and independently re-fired, tree audited clean across the suite.
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README pinned @v0.1.9 but that tag was never cut (newest is v0.1.8), so the documented
install line fails to resolve - point it at v0.1.8. pyproject stays at 0.1.9 under the
version freeze; the tag is cut at the 1.0.0 decision.
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the multi-entry content-join f-strung a dict entry's content with no None guard, so a
{'content': None} entry following a text entry produced a literal 'None' line
('hello' + None -> 'hello\nNone'). a None content now contributes nothing to the join.
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The omit-cache sentence was spliced mid-paragraph between the raw-id problem
statement and "The cache button fixes that", so "that" resolved to the wrong
antecedent (the omit-cache mechanics instead of the raw-id rendering
problem). The same note already exists standalone later in the section, so
the spliced copy was also a duplicate. Drop it from the lead paragraph and
keep the one standalone copy.
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The dict-entry catch-all assigned kwargs["content"] = value directly, so a
per_page > 1 page combining multiple dict entries silently kept only the
last entry's content while embeds/files/buttons from every entry still
accumulated - an asymmetry that dropped text with no error. The dict
branch's content key now routes through the same None-check/newline-join
accumulation the plain-str branch already used, so every entry's content
survives in order.
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update_buttons gated the cache button behind the nav row, so a single-page
paginator with a non-empty cache never showed it despite the README promising
otherwise; the cache button now renders whenever self.cache is truthy,
independent of nav, and start() keeps the view alive for that case too.
cache_button's post-sleep message.edit was unguarded, so a message deleted or
expired during cache_sleep raised out of the callback; it now mirrors
on_timeout's NotFound/Forbidden swallow and HTTPException log.
also compresses the module and method docstrings (no behavior change).
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the paginator class is now DPYPaginator, matching the package name (dpy_paginator),
for naming consistency with the suite. ButtonPaginator is kept as a back-compat alias
(ButtonPaginator = DPYPaginator), so existing imports and call sites keep working
unchanged. both names are exported in __all__. mirrors the suite's alias convention
(aioweb Response/aiowebResponse, envelope_crypto EnvelopeCrypto/PCICrypto).
verified against discord.py 2.7.1: both names resolve to the same class, construction
via either name works, the empty-pages ValueError message updated. v0.1.6.
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discord.py closes a discord.File's fp after every send/edit, so reusing the
same File object across renders raised ValueError on navigating back to a
file page; reset_files now rebuilds a fresh File from the same source
instead. The dict page 'files' list never converted discord.Attachment to
File (unlike the singular 'file' key), crashing reset_files with
AttributeError; it now converts via to_file() like its sibling. get_page_kwargs
also built render state in instance attributes across real await points,
letting two near-simultaneous interactions interleave into a merged render;
it now builds in locals and threads them through the recursive branch,
publishing self.current_page_buttons only once a page is fully assembled.
Bump to v0.1.5.
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per_page<=0 raised ZeroDivisionError (==0) or yielded a negative max_pages (<0) at the
divmod; now a clear ValueError. on_timeout swallows a transient delete HTTPException (with
a log) so a best-effort cleanup doesn't surface as an unretrieved-task traceback. add the
module logger.
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M-3: the cache-length guard used 'cache is not None', so cache=[] ([] is not None) hit the
length check and raised at construction — contradicting README/CLAUDE that say a falsy
cache disables the button (matching the render path 'if self.cache:'). guard now uses
'if cache' so [] and None both disable; a non-empty too-short cache still raises.
dpy_paginator-F2: update_buttons() now ANDs nav with max_pages>=2, so a single-page
re-render (update_page -> _build_render_kwargs, default nav=True) no longer resurrects the
nav row over the page's custom buttons. start()'s single-page branch simplified accordingly.
verified by execution with real discord.py: []-disables and None-disables both construct,
real cache renders, too-short still raises; single-page re-render keeps nav suppressed +
custom button, multi-page control still shows nav.
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- a dict page with a wrong-typed embed/embeds/file/files key now raises a clear
paginator-side ValueError instead of forwarding it to discord.py as a conflicting
kwarg (opaque TypeError) (L12)
- interaction_check uses 'author_id is None' so an author_id of 0 still restricts (nit).
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a single-page result (max_pages < 2) suppressed the navigation row by dropping the
whole view, which also discarded the consumer's custom per-page buttons. now: if the
page carries custom buttons, keep the view and rebuild with update_buttons(nav=False)
— nav items suppressed, custom buttons kept, and stop() NOT called so their callbacks
still fire. a page with no custom buttons keeps the original drop-the-view behavior.
verified by execution against real discord.py: single page + custom button -> start()
-> callback FIRES on click (view kept, stop() not called); negative control on the old
code drops the button entirely; the no-button single-page case is unregressed.
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start() put ephemeral into send_kwargs unconditionally, so the raw Messageable.send() path raised TypeError (discord.py's channel send has no ephemeral param). ephemeral is now passed only on the interaction-response paths (followup.send / response.send_message), which support it; raw-channel send never receives it.
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delete_message_after was stored but never read and no on_timeout override existed, so the documented 'delete the message on timeout' never happened. added on_timeout that deletes self.message when the flag is set, swallowing only the expected discord.NotFound (already deleted) / discord.Forbidden (no permission) and letting any unexpected error surface.
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get_page() out-of-range/negative wrap reset to page 0 but returned pages[0] (a single item) even with per_page>1, mis-shaping the page downstream; it now reroutes through get_page(0) so the normal slice logic applies. cache shorter than max_pages now raises ValueError at construction instead of an IndexError when the cache button is clicked on a later page.
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empty pages gave max_pages=0; get_page(0)/start() then IndexError'd on self.pages[0].
guard in __init__ with a clear ValueError instead of a deferred crash at render.
verified: ButtonPaginator([]) -> ValueError; non-empty and single-page intact.
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