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 # Changelog
 
+## 0.9.1 (Dec 8, 2024)
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+- Custom functions are now automatically reloaded every time you edit them without having to restart Excel or reloading the add-in.
+- Fixed path handling issues on Windows with `run.py` CLI and `.env`. This fixes issues with `run.py init`, dev server reloading, and loading `.env`.
+- Office.js API versions are now printed in the dev tools console.
+- Upgraded dependencies.
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 ## 0.9.0 (Nov 27, 2024)
 
 - Launched xlwings Lite, allowing Python-based Office.js add-ins to be deployed as static websites. These add-ins run Python via WebAssembly (Wasm) in the add-in's browser engine, so Python doesn't need to be installed on neither the server nor the local machine. Learn more at [xlwings Lite](index_lite.md).

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 from .myfunctions import *
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-```{note}
-After adding new functions or editing the function arguments, you will need to restart Excel. This is not required if you are just editing the body of an existing function.
-```
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 ## pandas DataFrames
 
 By using the `@arg` and `@ret` decorators, you can apply converters and options to arguments and the return value, respectively.