Releases#
We don’t use semantic versioning. The first number indicates that we have made a major API break (e.g., 1.x to 2.x), which happens rarely. The point releases are new versions and may contain minor API breakage. Usually, this happens after a two cycle deprecation period.
Warning
Since we don’t normally make bug-fix only releases, it may not make sense
for you to use ~= as a pip version specifier.
- NetworkX 3.4.2
- NetworkX 3.4.1
- NetworkX 3.4
- NetworkX 3.3
- NetworkX 3.2.1
- NetworkX 3.2
- NetworkX 3.1
- NetworkX 3.0
- NetworkX 2.8.8
- NetworkX 2.8.7
- NetworkX 2.8.6
- NetworkX 2.8.5
- NetworkX 2.8.4
- NetworkX 2.8.3
- NetworkX 2.8.2
- NetworkX 2.8.1
- NetworkX 2.8
- NetworkX 2.7.1
- NetworkX 2.7
- NetworkX 2.6
- NetworkX 2.5
- NetworkX 2.4
- NetworkX 2.3
- NetworkX 2.2
- NetworkX 2.1
- NetworkX 2.0
- NetworkX 1.11
- NetworkX 1.10
- NetworkX 1.9
- Main changes
- Examples
- NetworkX 1.8
- NetworkX 1.7
- NetworkX 1.6
- NetworkX 1.5
- NetworkX 1.4
- Algorithms changed
- NetworkX 1.0
- NetworkX 0.99
- Other possible incompatibilities with existing code
- Old Release Log
- NetworkX 2.5
- NetworkX 2.4
- NetworkX 2.3
- NetworkX 2.2
- NetworkX 2.1
- NetworkX 2.0
- NetworkX 1.11
- NetworkX 1.10
- NetworkX 1.9.1
- NetworkX 1.9
- NetworkX 1.8.1
- NetworkX 1.8
- NetworkX 1.7
- NetworkX 1.6
- NetworkX 1.5
- NetworkX 1.4
- NetworkX 1.3
- NetworkX 1.2
- NetworkX 1.1
- NetworkX 1.0.1
- NetworkX 1.0
- NetworkX 0.99
- NetworkX 0.37
- NetworkX 0.36
- NetworkX 0.35.1
- NetworkX 0.35
- NetworkX 0.34
- NetworkX 0.33
- NetworkX 0.32
- NetworkX 0.31
- NetworkX 0.30
- NetworkX 0.29
- NetworkX 0.28
- NetworkX 0.27
- NetworkX 0.26
- NetworkX 0.25
- NetworkX 0.24
- NetworkX 0.23
- NetworkX 0.22