Authentication-Results-Python

Authentication-Results-Python 0.3

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--- 0.3 (2012-01-07 05:24)

  + Added support for comments on most header elements to object constructors.
    Comments are correctly stringified from constructed objects, however
    conversely, are not currently parsed from strings.
  ! The authres function and most object constructor signatures have changed in
    terms of argument order to allow for new comment arguments. Using named
    arguments is recommended.
  * Added additional doctests from RFC 5451 examples

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Authentication-Results-Python
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0.3
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0.3
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Scott Kitterman
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--- 0.3 (2012-01-07 05:24)

  + Added support for comments on most header elements to object constructors.
    Comments are correctly stringified from constructed objects, however
    conversely, are not currently parsed from strings.
  ! The authres function and most object constructor signatures have changed in
    terms of argument order to allow for new comment arguments. Using named
    arguments is recommended.
  * Added additional doctests from RFC 5451 examples

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