Changelog for Python
RSS1.0.5 8 May 2026
- AddedAdds Markdown export format to Vision API content extraction, including options for semantic block formatting and header/footer inclusion. (J#NAT-347 and #2590)
- AddedAdds a failure message when
VlmEnhancedIcrisn’t configured correctly. (#2534) - ChangedImproves
SdkSettingsaccessors with property-style syntax and refines the Python API reference documentation. (J#NAT-441) - ChangedImproves Vision API JSON export performance on large multipage documents. (#2499)
- ChangedImproves Python SDK conversion, rendering, and extraction capabilities by incorporating enhancements from the Nutrient .NET SDK 14.4.2(opens in a new tab) release line.
1.0.4 10 Apr 2026
- AddedAdds compatibility with Python
>=3.8. - ChangedImproves Python SDK conversion, rendering, and extraction capabilities by incorporating enhancements from the Nutrient .NET SDK 14.4.1 release line(opens in a new tab).
- ChangedImproves handwriting vision capabilities by adding a new in-house model that better identifies handwritten regions in images.
1.0.3 6 Mar 2026
- ChangedImproves Python error handling and exception mapping for clearer, more specific runtime errors. (#2383)
- ChangedImproves stability and reliability in generated Python bindings. (#2383)
1.0.2 27 Feb 2026
- FixedFixes XLSX conversion and OCR memory usage issues as part of a coordinated .NET/Java/Python SDK release. (#2309)
- ChangedImproves the Vision API for intelligent content recognition (ICR) and fixes issues in the vision language model (VLM) pipeline. (#2309)
- ChangedImproves macOS distribution compatibility for package delivery. (#2309)
1.0.1 31 Jan 2026
- AddedAdds the first public Python SDK release, with complete feature parity with Nutrient Java SDK(opens in a new tab) (including Vision) and near parity with Nutrient .NET SDK(opens in a new tab). (#2211, #2221)
- ChangedPositions the SDK for rapid prototyping and as an entry point for complex document manipulation workflows. (#2211, #2221)
- ChangedHighlights new Python guides(opens in a new tab) and the newly published Python API reference(opens in a new tab) as part of the release. (#2211, #2221)