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30 develop Bump version to 0.2.0 This uses datapackage-registry 0.3.0, which in turn uses the updated schemas that have relative $refs to DRY them up. push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
29 develop Bump version to 0.1.0 This version depends on the upgraded datapackage_registry 0.1.3 push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
28 develop Support Python 3.5 as well It shouldn't require any more work than what we're doing to support Python 3.4. push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
27 develop Upgrade datapackage_registry to 0.1.3 push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
26 develop Bump version to 0.0.3 push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
25 develop [#4] Raise exception with validation errors instead of returning them push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
24 develop Bump version to 0.0.2 push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
23 develop Merge pull request #3 from vitorbaptista/rename-python-object-to-python-dict Rename "python object" to "python dict" push vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
22 develop .validate() shouldn't accept datapackage as list Pull #2 vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
21 develop Rename "python object" to "python dict" Everything in Python is an object. To make the text clearer, use "dict" instead. Pull #3 vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
20 develop Merge pull request #5 from vitorbaptista/improve-exception-handling [#4] Use exceptions to represent errors, not strings push pwalsh travis-ci pending completion   set done
19 develop [#4] Use exceptions to represent errors, not strings Pull #5 vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
18 develop [#4] Use exceptions to represent errors, not strings Pull #5 vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
17 develop Rename "python object" to "python dict" Everything in Python is an object. To make the text clearer, use "dict" instead. Pull #3 vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done
15 develop .validate() shouldn't accept datapackage as list Pull #2 vitorbaptista travis-ci pending completion   set done