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The older `minio=..., bucket_name=..., url_expires=...` configuration style is still accepted for compatibility, but it is no longer the preferred shape of the API and now emits a deprecation warning in the 2.x line.
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The older `minio=..., bucket_name=..., url_expires=...` configuration style is
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still accepted for compatibility, but:
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- it is not the recommended 2.x path
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- it emits a deprecation warning
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- it should be treated as a migration bridge rather than a long-term API choice
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If you are writing new code in the 2.x line, use `storage=...` instead.
The current stable release is `2.2.5`, which continues the 2.x line with richer import-failure feedback, clearer documentation entry points, stronger examples, and stronger smoke coverage.
ExcelAlchemy is a schema-driven Python library for Excel import and export workflows.
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It turns Pydantic models into typed workbook contracts: generate templates, validate uploads, map failures back to rows
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It documents a series of deliberate engineering choices: `src/` layout, Pydantic v2 migration, pandas removal,
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pluggable storage, `uv`-based workflows, and locale-aware workbook output.
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The current stable release is `2.2.0`, which continues the ExcelAlchemy 2.x line with a lighter import facade, clearer config ergonomics, and a more explicit protocol-first storage story.
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The current stable release is `2.2.5`, which continues the ExcelAlchemy 2.x line with richer import-failure feedback, clearer getting-started and public-API guidance, stronger real-world examples, and stronger release smoke coverage.
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## At a Glance
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If you want the recommended reading order, start with
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