- Replace Highcharts with Flot (#17)
- Include size of closure variables GitHub issue #8 reported and implemented by Craig Silverstein
- Format tracker statistics without printing GitHub issue #2 reported and implemented by Andrei Sosnin
- Fix tkinter import on Python 3 GitHub issue #4 reported by pedru-de-huere
- Fix StreamBrowser.print_tree when called without arguments GitHub issue #5 reported by pedru-de-huere
- Add memory panel for django-debug-toolbar
- Track instance counts of tracked classes without snapshots
- Add close method to ClassTracker
- Upgrade to Highcharts 3 and jQuery 1.10
- Add support for Python 3.4, drop support for Python 2.4
- Fix sizing of named tuples GitHub issue #10 reported by ceridwen
- Fix class tracker graph data formatting Issue 48 reported by Berwyn Hoyt
- Improve web class tracker documentation Issue 49 reported by Berwyn Hoyt
- Update links to GitHub and PyPi
- Support for Python 3.3
- Work around array sizing bug in Python 2.6-3.2 Issue 46 reported by Matt
- Fix import when python is run with optimization -OO Issue 47 reported by Kunal Parmar
- Fix static file retrieval when installed via easy_install
- Show class tracker instantiation traces and referent trees in web interface
- New style for web interface
The second release is one of several steps to better integrate the different sub-systems of Pympler. All modules now directly reside in the pympler namespace which simplifies the import of Pympler modules. Pympler 0.2 introduces a web interface to facilitate memory profiling. Pympler now fully supports Python 3.x. This release also adds several modules replacing the Heapmonitor module with the new class tracker facility.
- Introduce web frontend
- Split Heapmonitor into several new modules
- New process module to obtain memory statistics of the Python process
- Improved garbage illustration which can directly render directed graphs using graphviz
This initial release is the first step to unify three separate Python memory profiling tools. We aim to create a place-to-go for Python developers who want to monitor and analyze the memory usage of their applications. It is just the first step towards a further integration. There is still lots of work that needs to be done and we stress that the API is subject to change. Any feedback you want to give us, wishes, bug reports, or feature requests please send them to pympler-dev@googlegroups.com.
- First Public Release.