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0.12.2: say to send the key on its own, nothing about prefixes - #31
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The README and the
api_keydocstring explained which prefixes fail and why. The instruction is simpler than that: the key is the wholeAuthorizationvalue, with nothing in front of it. That is now all they say.They also name Dev next to Pro for the
api-prohost.No behaviour change. The unit suite passes (100), and
tests/test_api_key.pystill checks that no prefix is ever sent.Version 0.12.2 with a changelog entry, so the PyPI page picks up the new README.