When adding additional error handling to my code, I inadvertently caused the first buffer of a response to be discarded under certain conditions. I find that rather ironic :)

Thanks to Michael Zheng and Balázs Boros for finding the bug.

Also, there were some problems with header lists being treated as tuples, and that has been fixed as well.

I haven’t specifically mentioned it anywhere yet, but I wanted to point out that the default search path for the Http package is the directory the DLL resides in; this should allow for some flexibility when running multiple application pools where you want to keep the packages completely separate.

I fixed a bug in WSGI.py today that caused it to fail when the app specified content length or connection headers to StartResponse.

I decided that the best way to represent such small changes (I assume there will be more) would be best represented via the SVN revision number. So we’ve effectively jumped from version 1.0.4 to 1.0.107.

Today I released version 1.0.4, which includes WSGI support and examples on how to use it with Django and Trac. At the same time too! Otherwise the code has remained pretty stable and everything is running smoothly. take a look at the installation page for installation instructions.

As you might have guessed, I didn’t get a chance to do GSoC like I hoped for in my last post.

Also, thank you for putting up with my ads. They don’t really provide any revenue for the work I do on this project, but if they ever do it will be a good motivator :)

UPDATE 01-15-08: There was a problem with the file release - it turned out to be empty due to a problem with the sourceforge upload. Just fixed it.