2.1.7

• added the methods .autocorr .acf .partial_autocorr .pacf .ljung_box and an autocorr property
• added option to set an autocorrelation parameter in the random series generation
• added tzdata to dependencies to ensure safer conda publish
• miscellaneous updates to dev scripts including update of default Python to 3.14

What's Changed

• zizmor tuning by @karrmagadgeteer2 in #358
• dev deps and gha updated by @karrmagadgeteer2 in #359
• dev deps and gha updated by @karrmagadgeteer2 in #360
• dependencies checked vs new versions and fixed deprecation warning by @karrmagadgeteer2 in #361
• update and set py314 as dev default by @karrmagadgeteer2 in #362
• New version 2.1.7 by @karrmagadgeteer2 in #363

Full Changelog: 2.1.6...2.1.7

2.1.6

• New .ewma_var_func() on class OpenTimeSeries

2.1.5

• Fixed wrapped titles in report_html table
• Fixed mobile render responsiveness for plot methods
• Exposing html_utils.export_plotly_figure for use with other plotly figures needing a mobile responsive html wrapper.
• Miscellaneous linting cleanup

2.1.4

• New version of report_html function with improved responsiveness

2.1.3

• Fixed rendering size and reverted return value structure for report_html. *** Version 2.1.2 may cause issues ***

2.1.2

• Fixed narrow desktop and mobile rendering for report html

2.1.1

• report_html function responsiveness made to be default behaviour

2.1.0

• Closing #340
• Fixed example in docs/examples/portfolio_optimization
• Html report made browser window width aware
• Code efficiency improvements
• Code complexity improvements
• Test suite made more pytest native

2.0.3

• Removed upper limit on versions for project dependencies
• ord_least_squares_fit output now as native float instead of numpy float
• Dev scripts, docs and dependencies updates
• Used Cursor AI to reformat all doc strings to Google style and miscellaneous code cleanup
• Added deprecation warning on Python 3.10 support

2.0.2

• Changed color scheme and font in plotly layout defaults

Deprecations
Python 3.10 support is deprecated and will be removed, no earlier than 2025-12-01. Please upgrade to Python ≥3.11. See pinned issue #340 for details.