1.1.0a1

What's Changed

• Initial implementation of CLI function. DO NOT USE for now.

1.0.2

Release on Dec 4, 2022

What's Changed

• Remove use of removeprefix function to make it compatible with old Python versions.

1.0.1

Release on Sep 19, 2022

What's Changed

• 🚀 No longer limit modifiable configuration items in cluster.update() by @Oreoxmt in #8
• Update README.md and code examples by @Oreoxmt in #9, #10

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

1.0.0

Release on Sep 5, 2022

What's Changed

• 🚀 Support changes in TiDB Cloud 20220823:
  • To pause an available status cluster, you can use the Cluster().pause() method.
  • To resume a paused status cluster, you can use the Cluster().resume() method.
• 🚀 Refine using Descriptor by @Oreoxmt in #6
• 🚀 Add code examples in the examples folder by @Oreoxmt in #6

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0.2.2

Release on Aug 14, 2022

What's Changed

• Update the description and include README.md in pypi.org.

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v0.2.1

Release on Aug 14, 2022

What's Changed

• 🐛 Fix a bug that iterating backups in a cluster fails to work. To iterate all backups in a specified cluster, you can use the Cluster().iter_backups() method.
• 🚀 Update the readme of this repository.

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0.2.0

⚠️ Note: tidbcloudy 0.2.0 has been yanked due to a bug.

Release on Aug 14, 2022

What's Changed

Support using tidbcloudy to access TiDB Cloud and manage restores by @Oreoxmt in #1

How to manage your projects?

• To get a project by its id, you can use the TiDBCloud().get_project(project_id="your_project_id", update_from_server=True) method.
• To list/iter all projects in your organization, you can use the TiDBCloud().list_projects() or TiDBCloud().iter_projects() method.

How to manage your clusters?

• To list available cloud providers, regions, and specifications, you can use the TiDBCloud().list_provider_regions() method.
• To create a cluster, you can use the Project().create_cluster(config=config) method.
• To modify a cluster, you can use the Cluster().update() or Project().update_cluster(cluster_id=cluster_id, config=config) method.
• To get a cluster by its id, you can use the `` or Project().get_cluster(cluster_id=cluster_id) method.
• To list/iter all clusters in a specified project, you can use the Project().list_clusters(), or Project().iter_clusters() method.
• To connect with your TiDB, you can use the Cluster().connect(type=type, database=database, password=password) method.
• To delete a cluster by its id, you can use the Cluster().delete() or Project().delete_cluster(cluster_id=cluster_id) method.

How to manage your backups?

• To create a backup task, you can use the Cluster().create_backup(name=name) method.
• To get a backup task by its id, you can use the Cluster().get_backup(backup_id=backup_id) method.
• To list/iter all backup tasks of a specified cluster, you can use the Cluster().list_backups() or Cluster().iter_backup() method.
• To delete a backup task by its id, you can use the Backup().delete() or Cluster().delete_backup(backup_id=backup_id) method.

How to manage your restores?

• To create a restore task, you can use the Project().create_restore(name=name, backup_id=backup_id, cluster_config=cluster_config) method.
• To **get **a restore task by its id, you can use the Project().get_restore(restore_id=restore_id) method.
• To list/iter all restore tasks in a specified project, you can use the Project().list_restores() or Project().iter_restores() method.

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