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Thanks to our contributors
We would like to give our special thanks to all the contributors who made the new version of Flower possible (in git shortlog
order):
Alan Silva
, Andrej Jovanović
, Charles Beauville
, Chong Shen Ng
, Chunhui XU
, Daniel J. Beutel
, Daniel Nata Nugraha
, Dimitris Stripelis
, Guanheng Liu
, Gustavo Bertoli
, Heng Pan
, Javier
, Khoa Nguyen
, Mohammad Naseri
, Pinji Chen
, Robert Steiner
, Stephane Moroso
, Taner Topal
, William Lindskog
, Yan Gao
What's new?
- Add support for Python 3.12 (#5238)
Python 3.12 is officially supported (Python 3.12 was in preview support since Flower 1.6). Python 3.13 support continues to be in preview until all dependencies officially support Python 3.13.
flwr
CLI now supports secure TLS connections to SuperLink instances with valid CA certificates. If no root certificates are provided, the CLI automatically uses the default CA certificates bundled with gRPC.
- Add
--version
and-V
flags to displayflwr
version (#5236)
Users can run flwr --version
or flwr -V
to print the current Flower version. The update also adds -h
as a shorthand for CLI help.
- Use Hugging Face
flwrlabs
datasets in FlowerTune templates (#5205)
FlowerTune templates switch to use datasets hosted under the flwrlabs
organization on Hugging Face.
- Upgrade FedBN baseline to support
flwr
CLI (#5115)
Refactors the FedBN baseline to use the new Flower CLI, removes Hydra, migrates configs, enables result saving, adds run instructions, and ensures stateful clients.
- Fix bug in Shamir's secret sharing utilities affecting Secure Aggregation (#5252)
Refactors Shamir's secret sharing utilities to fix a bug impacting Secure Aggregation. Thanks to Pinji Chen and Guanheng Liu for their contributions.
The RecordDict
(formerly RecordSet
) now maintains full backward compatibility. Legacy usages of RecordSet
and its properties are supported, with deprecation warnings logged when outdated references are used. Users are encouraged to transition to the updated RecordDict
interface promptly to avoid future issues.
- Refactor and optimize CI/CD for repository restructuring (#5202, #5176, #5200, #5203, #5210, #5166, #5214, #5212, #5209, #5199, #5204, #5201, #5191, #5167, #5248, #5268, #5251)
Improves CI/CD workflows to align with repository changes. Updates issue templates, fixes Docker and docs jobs, enhances script compatibility, adds checks, and bumps tool versions to streamline development and deployment.
- Improve and clean up documentation (#5233, #5179, #5216, #5211, #5217, #5198, #5168, #5215, #5169, #5171, #5240, #5259)
Removes outdated content, redundant CLI flags, and unnecessary sections; updates Docker READMEs and virtual environment setup guide; and syncs translation source texts.
As always, many parts of the Flower framework and quality infrastructure were improved and updated.
Incompatible changes
- Restructure repository (breaking change for contributors only) (#5206, #5194, #5192, #5185, #5184, #5177, #5183, #5207, #5267, #5274)
Restructures the Flower repository by moving all framework-related code, configs, and dev tools into the framework/
subdirectory. This includes relocating all files under src/
, dev scripts, pyproject.toml
and other configs. Contributor documentation has been updated to reflect these changes.