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1.0.2

02 May 14:30
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This release includes bug fixes and minor changes since 1.0.1. See the changelog for details.

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Install from PyPI with pip:

pip install -U Flask

1.0.1

30 Apr 02:47
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This release includes bug fixes and minor changes since 1.0. See the changelog for details.

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Install from PyPI with pip:

pip install -U Flask

0.12.4

30 Apr 01:58
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This is a repackage of 0.12.3 to fix an issue with how the package was built.

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Upgrade from PyPI with pip. Use a version identifier if you want to stay at 0.12:

pip install -U 'Flask~=0.12.4'

1.0

26 Apr 21:05
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1.0

The Pallets team is pleased to release Flask 1.0. [Read the announcement on our blog.](https://www.palletsprojects.com/blog/flask-1-0-released/

There are over a year's worth of changes in this release. Many features have been improved or changed. Read the changelog to understand how your project's code will be affected.

JSON Security Fix

Flask previously decoded incoming JSON bytes using the content type of the request. Although JSON should only be encoded as UTF-8, Flask was more lenient. However, Python includes non-text related encodings that could result in unexpected memory use by a request.

Flask will now detect the encoding of incoming JSON data as one of the supported UTF encodings, and will not allow arbitrary encodings from the request.

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Install from PyPI with pip:

pip install -U Flask

0.12.3

26 Apr 20:59
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This release includes an important security fix for JSON and a minor backport for CLI support in PyCharm. It is provided for projects that cannot update to Flask 1.0 immediately. See the 1.0 announcement and update to it instead if possible.

JSON Security Fix

Flask previously decoded incoming JSON bytes using the content type of the request. Although JSON should only be encoded as UTF-8, Flask was more lenient. However, Python includes non-text related encodings that could result in unexpected memory use by a request.

Flask will now detect the encoding of incoming JSON data as one of the supported UTF encodings, and will not allow arbitrary encodings from the request.

Upgrade

Upgrade from PyPI with pip. Use a version identifier if you want to stay at 0.12:

pip install -U 'Flask~=0.12.3'

Or upgrade to 1.0:

pip install -U Flask