Changelog

2.1.0 2021-08-27

  • [Feature]: Added twine check (which validates packaging metadata’s long_description) as a pre-upload step within packaging.release.publish.
    • This includes some tweaking of readme_renderer behavior (used internally by twine) so it correctly spots more malformed RST, as Sphinx does.
  • [Feature]: Add packaging.release.push for pushing Git objects as part of a release.
  • [Feature]: The packaging.release.all_ task has been expanded to actually do “ALL THE THINGS!!!”, given a dry_run flag, and renamed on the CLI to all (no trailing underscore).
  • [Feature]: packaging.release.prepare grew a dry_run flag to match the rest of its friends.
  • [Feature]: Add Codecov support to pytest.coverage.
  • [Feature]: Add packaging.release.test_install task and call it just prior to the final step in packaging.release.upload (so one doesn’t upload packages which build OK but don’t actually install OK).
  • [Bug]: pytest.coverage incorrectly concatenated its opts argument to internal options; this has been fixed.
  • [Bug]: Correctly test for html report type inside of pytest.coverage when deciding whether to run open at the end.
  • [Bug]: packaging.release.publish missed a spot when it grew “kwargs beat configuration” behavior - the index kwarg still got overwritten by the config value, if defined. This has been fixed.
  • [Bug]: packaging.release.prepare now generates annotated Git tags instead of lightweight ones. This was a perplexing oversight (Git has always intended annotated tags to be used for release purposes) so we’re considering it a bugfix instead of a backwards incompatible feature change.
  • [Support]: packaging.release.prepare now runs its internal status check twice, once at the start (as before) and again at the end (to prove that the actions taken did in fact satisfy needs).
  • [Support]: Rely on Invoke 1.6+ for some of its new features.

2.0.0 2021-01-24

  • [Feature]: Add a warnings kwarg/flag to pytest.test, allowing one to call it with --no-warnings as an inline ‘alias’ for pytest’s own --disable-warnings flag.

  • [Bug]: Fix minor display bug causing the pytest task module to append a trailing space to the invocation of pytest itself.

  • [Bug]: release.build and release.publish had bad kwargs-vs-config logic preventing flags such as --wheel or --python from actually working (config defaults always won out, leading to silent ignoring of user input). This has been fixed; config will now only be honored unless the CLI appears to be overriding it.

  • [Bug]: release.build’s --clean flag has been updated:

    • It now honors configuration like the other flags in this task, specifically packaging.clean.

    • It now defaults to False (rationale: most build operations in the wild tend to assume no cleaning by default, so defaulting to the opposite was sometimes surprising).

      Warning

      This is a backwards incompatible change.

    • When True, it applies to both build and dist directories, instead of just build.

      Warning

      This is a backwards incompatible change.

  • [Support]: Modify release task tree to look at main branches in addition to master ones, for “are we on a feature release line or a bugfix one?” calculations, etc.

  • [Support]: Replace some old Python 2.6-compatible syntax bits.

  • [Support]: Reverse the default value of release.build and release.publish)’s wheel argument from False to True. Included in this change is a new required runtime dependency on the wheel package.

    Rationale: at this point in time, most users will be expecting wheels to be available, and not building wheels is likely to be the uncommon case.

    Warning

    This is a backwards incompatible change.

  • [Support] #21: Only require enum34 under Python 2 to prevent it clashing with the stdlib enum under Python 3. Credit: Alex Gaynor.

  • [Support] #12: Upgrade our packaging manifest so tests (also docs, requirements files, etc) are included in the distribution archives. Thanks to Tomáš Chvátal for the report.

  • [Support]: Drop Python 3.4 support. We didn’t actually do anything to make the code not work on 3.4, but we’ve removed some 3.4 related runtime (and development) dependency limitations. Our CI will also no longer test on 3.4.

    Warning

    This is technically a backwards incompatible change.

1.4.0 2018-06-26

  • [Feature]: Add a find_opts argument to checks.blacken for improved control over what files get blackened.

1.3.1 2018-06-26

  • [Bug]: checks.blacken had a typo regarding its folder selection argument; the CLI/function arg was folder while the configuration value was folders (plural). It’s been made consistent: the CLI/function argument is now folders.
  • [Bug]: Was missing a ‘hide output’ flag on a subprocess shell call, the result of which was mystery git branch names appearing in the output of inv release and friends. Fixed now.

1.2.2 2018-06-26

  • [Bug]: checks.blacken had a typo regarding its folder selection argument; the CLI/function arg was folder while the configuration value was folders (plural). It’s been made consistent: the CLI/function argument is now folders.
  • [Bug]: Was missing a ‘hide output’ flag on a subprocess shell call, the result of which was mystery git branch names appearing in the output of inv release and friends. Fixed now.

1.1.1 2018-06-26

  • [Bug]: checks.blacken had a typo regarding its folder selection argument; the CLI/function arg was folder while the configuration value was folders (plural). It’s been made consistent: the CLI/function argument is now folders.

  • [Bug]: Was missing a ‘hide output’ flag on a subprocess shell call, the result of which was mystery git branch names appearing in the output of inv release and friends. Fixed now.

  • [Support]: Remove some apparently non-functional setup.py logic around conditionally requiring enum34; it was never getting selected and thus breaking a couple modules that relied on it.

    enum34 is now a hard requirement like the other semi-optional-but-not-really requirements.

1.0.1 2018-06-26

  • [Bug]: checks.blacken had a typo regarding its folder selection argument; the CLI/function arg was folder while the configuration value was folders (plural). It’s been made consistent: the CLI/function argument is now folders.

  • [Bug]: Was missing a ‘hide output’ flag on a subprocess shell call, the result of which was mystery git branch names appearing in the output of inv release and friends. Fixed now.

  • [Support]: Remove some apparently non-functional setup.py logic around conditionally requiring enum34; it was never getting selected and thus breaking a couple modules that relied on it.

    enum34 is now a hard requirement like the other semi-optional-but-not-really requirements.

1.3.0 2018-06-20

  • [Feature]: Bump Releases requirement up to 1.6 and leverage its new ability to load Sphinx extensions, in packaging.release.prepare (which parses Releases changelogs programmatically). Prior to this, projects which needed extensions to build their doctree would throw errors when using the packaging.release module.

  • [Support]: Remove some apparently non-functional setup.py logic around conditionally requiring enum34; it was never getting selected and thus breaking a couple modules that relied on it.

    enum34 is now a hard requirement like the other semi-optional-but-not-really requirements.

1.2.1 2018-06-18

  • [Support]: Remove some apparently non-functional setup.py logic around conditionally requiring enum34; it was never getting selected and thus breaking a couple modules that relied on it.

    enum34 is now a hard requirement like the other semi-optional-but-not-really requirements.

1.2.0 2018-05-22

  • [Feature]: Add the checks module, containing checks.blacken which executes the black code formatter. Thanks to Chris Rose.

  • [Feature]: Add ‘missing’ arguments to pytest.integration so its signature now largely matches pytest.test, which it wraps.

  • [Feature]: Break out a generic form of the travis.sudo-coverage task into travis.sudo-run which can be used for arbitrary commands run under the ssh/sudo capable user generated by travis.make-sudouser/travis.make-sshable.

  • [Feature]: Add travis.blacken which wraps the new checks.blacken (in diff+check mode, for test output useful for users who cannot themselves simply run black) in addition to performing Travis-oriented Python version checks and pip installation.

    This is necessary to remove boilerplate around the fact that black is not even visible to Python versions less than 3.6.

1.1.0 2018-05-14

  • [Feature]: Split out the body of the (sadly incomplete) packaging.release.all task into the better-named packaging.release.prepare. (all continues to behave as it did, it just now calls prepare explicitly.)

1.0.0 2018-05-08

  • [Feature]: Pre-history / code primarily for internal consumption