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I'm a little worried about opening a project I haven't touched for a few weeks... There is no way to have archived versions of the editor? So if I have minor additions to an animation that hasn't been touched in awhile, it won't require redoing a lot of small/custom changes in the older runtime?

I could always block spine from internet access so that it will never update, but it might be nice to be able to use the older version, in case a quick update of the project might turn into a much longer update in the runtime too.

Old project should always be able to open with a newer version. Auto update is relatively new, there is no way to archive older versions of Spine. What you can do is click the cancel button when Spine is downloading a new update (you might need to be fast if you have a super fast connection). This will cancel the download and Spine will run with whatever version you had. You could also block Spine from the internet. But it's really best if everyone is running the latest version.

I have updated spine-python to take advantage of the new format. All of the examples for pyguts have also been updated.

There are tarballs on pypi.org and source on github (search for spine-python).

Cheers 🙂