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# v.1.1

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The package shimoku-api-python is no longer maintained
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To get the new version 🛰️
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```
pip install --upgrade shimoku-api-python
```

This version brings the awaited functionality to create webhooks for the activities from the SDK!

## Improvements

* Created a function in the s.activities module that enables the creation of webhooks for the activities.

### Fixes <a href="#fixes" id="fixes"></a>

* The function to list the businesses returns a list of dictionaries.
* The free echarts function does not modify the options passed to it.
* Fixed issues with bentoboxes.
* Data sets support bool values.

Changes in the documentation can be seen here:

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[Workflow Triggers](/dev/advanced-usage/workflow-triggers.md)
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