Next major release changes

[anniel-stripe]

Changelog

5.0.0 - 2022-11-15

Breaking changes that arose during code generation of the library that we postponed for the next major version. For changes to the Stripe products, read more at https://stripe.com/docs/upgrades#2022-11-15.

"⚠️" symbol highlights breaking changes.

⚠️ Changed

• Dropped support for Python version 3.4 and 3.5 (Update supported runtime versions #881). We now support Python 2.7 or 3.6+.
• Fixed mixtyped names for two OAuth exceptions: UnsupportedGrantTypError->UnsupportedGrantTypeError and UnsupportedResponseTypError->UnsupportedResponseTypeError (Corrected mistyped OAuth exceptions #872).

Deprecated

• Deprecate save method on resources (Deprecate save() #887). Use modify instead.

  # Before
  customer = stripe.Customer.retrieve("cus_123")
  customer.email = "[email protected]"
  customer.save()
  
  # After
  stripe.Customer.modify("cus_123", email="[email protected]")

⚠️ Removed

• Removed Orders resource (Generate files for next major branch #882).
• Removed SKU resource (Remove SKU resource #883).

[ramya-stripe]

Feedback for the changelog entries

Removed deprecated save method on resources. Use modify instead

But we didnt really "remove" it. We only deprecated it...

Dropped support for Python version 3.5.

To avoid any misunderstanding that everything below 3.5 is also dropped, lets change this to Dropped support for Python version 3.4 and 3.5. We now support Python 2.7 or 3.6+.

We need an entry for the error name typo fix - UnsupportedResponseTypError -> UnsupportedResponseTypeError and the other one with it

[anniel-stripe]

Thanks for reviewing, Ramya! Just updated the Changelog with your feedback.

[xavdid-stripe]

Changelog looks good!

Only thought was around the renamed error- might be worth adding a blurb like

if you were catching the incorrectly-named UnsupportedResponseTypError in your code, make sure to update your except statements with UnsupportedResponseTypeError instead.

Though IIRC, the typo error didn't exist, so it wouldn't have ever been thrown in the first place and there won't be user code depending on it. That could also be worth mentioning.