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This release focuses mostly on the changes regarding the Sentinel Hub configuration file (SHConfig) moving into the direction of a more common config usage:

  • The format of the config file has been changed from JSON to TOML, which offers a more intuitive overview
  • The config parameters can now be provided as input in the class constructor
  • The location of the config file has been changed to ~/.config/sentinelhub/config.toml on Linux/MacOS and C:/Users/<USERNAME>/.config/sentinelhub/config.toml on Windows, which means that the configs are now separated from the repo location
    • all environments where sentinelhub-py is installed now use the configuration from the same source
    • installing new versions now doesn't reset the configuration
  • The option of having multiple configuration files was removed
  • Profiles were introduced, allowing users to define and use multiple profiles defined in the same location
    • only the updated fields are present in the configuration, the rest are equal to the default configuration parameters
  • A limited support of environment variables was introduced.
    • SH_PROFILE that dictates which profile should be used when not explicitly provided.
    • SH_CLIENT_ID and SH_CLIENT_SECRET for setting the SentinelHub credentials.
  • The general precedence order of the provided parameters is explicit parameters > environment > configuration file > defaults.

For more information about the configuration updates, check the Configuration section in the readthedocs.

Other changes in this release include:

  • Removed support for Python 3.7. This should help with an easier Conda installation
  • The package is now released as a wheel
  • Added support for Async Process API
  • Switched to a pyproject.toml based install, enabling a lighter package with fewer install files
  • Increased tests performance and cleaned up deprecated functions
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