Changelog
All notable changes to PySuricata are documented here.
[0.0.16] - 2026-02-15
Added
- Polars nested type support — Structs and Lists are now gracefully handled as categorical variables (with debug warnings) instead of causing inference errors
Changed
- Performance optimization — optimized
_safe_computeto use NumPy arrays for type checks, reducing overhead in large datasets
[0.0.15] - 2026-02-14
Added
- Python 3.14 CI testing — Added Python 3.14 to CI test matrix
- Changelog CI check — PRs now require a changelog entry
- Mermaid architecture diagrams — Replaced ASCII art with 5 interactive diagrams
Fixed
- MathJax formula rendering — Fixed
ignoreHtmlClassregex that prevented all formula rendering - Code/equation styling — Changed code and math colors from green to standard gray
- Memory stress test — Bumped threshold from 200→250 MB for Python 3.14 compatibility
Changed
- Dropped Python 3.9 — Minimum version is now Python 3.10
- CI runs on PR only — Tests no longer run on push to main (CD handles releases)
- Cleaned dev dependencies — Removed
ydata-profilingandipykernel(not 3.14-compatible) - Cleaned examples/ — Removed benchmark scripts, generated reports, and ydata comparisons
- Removed
.claude/skills— Cleaned up unused skill symlinks - Documentation improvements — Rewrote API reference, complexity analysis, quality flags (tables), stats overview
Removed
report_preview.png— Replaced with link to live interactive report on GitHub Pages- Stale dates from stats documentation pages
[0.0.14] - 2026-01-14
Added
- Polars LazyFrame support — LazyFrames are now automatically collected before profiling
- ReportConfig alias — Added
ReportConfigas an alias forProfileConfigfor better API discoverability
Fixed
- Self-contained HTML reports — HTML reports no longer depend on external CDN (Chart.js is now inlined)
Changed
- Lighter dependencies — Removed unused dependencies:
matplotlib,seaborn,ipywidgets
[0.0.13] - 2026-01-02
Added
- CLI tool — New command-line interface with
pysuricata profileandpysuricata summarizecommands - Comprehensive stress tests — New
test_complexity_analysis.pywith time/space profiling - Python 3.14 support — Officially supported in package metadata
Fixed
- Memory leak fixes — Resolved memory leaks in KMV sketch, ExtremeTracker, and chunk metadata
Changed
- Realistic benchmarks — Updated README and docs with measured performance figures
[0.0.11] - 2025-12-XX
Added
- Enhanced documentation with mathematical formulas
- Comprehensive examples gallery
- Detailed algorithm documentation (Welford, Pébay, KMV, Misra-Gries)
Earlier Versions
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