v3.2.9

• Removed the py.typed file since it was causing a lot of downstream CI
  failures where consumers weren't handling the xlsxwriter types correctly or
  taking them into account.

  The file will be re-added once the xlsxwriter typing is more comprehensive.

v3.2.8

• Fixed mypy implicit export error caused by the Workbook() type
  annotations changes in v3.2.7 and v3.2.6.

  :issue:1154.

v3.2.7

• Fixed typing issue in Workbook() constructor.

  :issue:1152.

v3.2.6

• Added an option to position custom data labels in the same way that the data
  labels can be positioned for the entire series.

  :feature:1147.

• Add border, fill, gradient and pattern formatting options for
  chart titles and also chart axis titles.

  :feature:957.

• Add additional type annotations. This is an ongoing refactoring.

  :feature:1123.

v3.2.5

• Fixed issue where a test function was made public incorrectly which caused
  warnings about a missing xlsxwriter.test module.

  :issue:1138.

v3.2.4

• Added support for a :ref:Color() <Color> type. This is backwards compatible
  with existing Html and named color string types but also adds support for
  theme colors. See also :ref:colors.

• Fixed issue where write_url() dropped implicit support for generic URL
  types due to the refactoring into a Url type in the previous release.

  :issue:1129.

• Fixed issue where max_url_length parameter wasn't honored.

  :issue:1130.

v3.2.3

• Fix for a breaking change in v3.2.1.

  The Format class contained methods called set_font(), set_size() and
  set_color() which were old internal testing alternatives for
  set_font_name(), set_font_size() and set_font_color(). Since they
  were intentionally internal methods they were removed as part of a general
  refactoring in v3.2.1. However, the alternative method names had leaked out
  into production code and the removal caused breaks in dependent code. These
  methods have been reinstated to prevent inadvertent breakages but may be
  removed in the future after an orderly deprecation. Users should update to the
  documented method names.

• This release drops support for Python 3.6 and 3.7, which are both EOL, in
  order to simplify the additions of type annotations. The minimum supported
  version of Python is now Python 3.8.

• This release contains code with initial type annotations as part of an overall
  effort to add type annotations to the entire code base. It also contains
  internal refactoring of some pseudo-types, based on dicts, into actual enum or
  class types to allow stronger type checking. These will be rolled out in
  upcoming releases.

  This is part of a modernization of the XlsxWriter code base, see "XlsxWriter
  Roadmap v2" :feature:1128.

• As part of the type annotation refactoring support was added for an explicit
  Url type in addition to the implicit string URLs used in previous
  versions. This isn't documented in this release.

v3.2.2

• Added support for checkboxes via the :func:insert_checkbox() method.

  Checkboxes are a new feature added to Excel in 2024_. They are a way of
  displaying a boolean value as a checkbox in a cell. The underlying value is
  still an Excel TRUE/FALSE boolean value and can be used in formulas and in
  references.

  .. image:: _images/checkbox.png

  See :ref:ex_checkbox.

  .. _Excel in 2024: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/excelblog/introducing-checkboxes-in-excel/4173561

v3.2.1

Added improvements to autofit().

• Added the optional max_width parameter to the :func:autofit() method to
  work around the issue where the autofit width is too big.

  Excel autofits very long strings up to limit of 1790 pixels/255 characters.
  This is often too wide to display on a single screen at normal zoom. As such
  the max_width parameter is provided to enable a smaller upper pixel limit
  for autofitting long strings. See :func:autofit().

  :feature:1106.

• Added the :func:cell_autofit_width utility function to allow users to
  calculate the auto-fit width for a cell value. This allows the user to
  implement their own auto-fit logic. See :ref:ex_autofit_manually.