What's Changed

• Add Windows ARM64 support to CI by @chinazhangchao in #292
• Fix libraw linking on macOS with sdist by @letmaik in #294
• Expose runtime LibRaw version by @letmaik in #295

New Contributors

• @chinazhangchao made their first contribution in #292

Full Changelog: v0.27.0...v0.27.1

What's Changed

• Add type annotations, modernise build, publish sdist, add agent harness by @Copilot in #275
• Update to LibRaw 0.22.1 by @piratenpanda in #290
• Expose structs: libraw_imgother_t and libraw_lensinfo_t by @pam-param-pam in #289

New Contributors

• @piratenpanda made their first contribution in #290
• @pam-param-pam made their first contribution in #289

Full Changelog: v0.26.1...v0.27.0

What's Changed

• fix regression when not using new user_cblack parameter by @letmaik in #285

Full Changelog: v0.26.0...v0.26.1

What's Changed

• Support Python 3.14 by @DrizzleTime in #267
• Remove macos intel support by @Copilot in #272
• Update to libraw 0.22.0 by @rymuelle in #270
• Switch to libjpeg-turbo by @Copilot in #273
• Add shot_select support by @Copilot in #276
• Expose white balance coefficients applied during postprocessing by @Copilot in #277
• Expose per-channel black level corrections via user_cblack parameter by @Copilot in #278

New Contributors

• @Copilot made their first contribution in #271
• @DrizzleTime made their first contribution in #267
• @rymuelle made their first contribution in #270

Full Changelog: v0.25.1...v0.26.0

Changes since 0.25.0:

• Update to libraw 0.21.4 (#261)

Changes since 0.24.0:

• Switch to trusted publishing and generate supply chain attestations (#257)
• Expose crop dimensions (#252)
• Remove unnecessary ensure_unpack calls (#254)
• macOS & Linux: Update libjasper from 2.0.32 to 4.2.5 (#258)

Changes since 0.23.2:

• Add Python 3.13 wheels (#249)

Changes since 0.23.1:

• Update libraw to 0.21.3 (#247)

Changes since 0.23.0:

• Fix PyPI release due to missed version bump (#244).

Changes since 0.22.0:

• Restore support for numpy 1.x, in addition to 2.x (#243).
• Corrupt files will raise an error now, instead of silently returning garbage data (#236).