2019-01 Release 0.5.4
Lia Skalkos
* Enable options to be passed to #write_to_graphic_file (4ca972). For details see PR #41
Horst Duchene
* Fix travis-ci errors
* Add new ruby versions
* Fix gemspec errors
* Fix lint warnings
* Use version stream 0.5.2
== 1.8.1 - 31-Jan-2019
* The VERSION constant is now frozen.
* Added metadata to the gemspec.
* Fixed missing hyphen in license name.
* Updated cert, should be good for about 10 years.
Version 1.1.1
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Released 2019-02-23
- Fix segfault when ``__html__`` method raises an exception when using
the C speedups. The exception is now propagated correctly. (#109)
This is based on a git checkout from a couple days ago; not completely
sure about the version number.
The Makefile now contains a short how-to for updating this package.
Many thanks for the www/firefox60 patches!
Use at your own risk!
Survives basic browsing and check.torproject.org claims it connects via tor.
Changes: too many to document.
pkgsrc changes:
- Rename swi-prolog to swipl to follow upstream nomenclature
- Add all main packages (except X11) to swi-prolog-lite.
After CMake migration in order to generate the documentation and being able
to use it (e.g. via help/2) it is needed to add basic, archive, ssl and term
packages.
All X11 packages are provided by swi-prolog-packages.
- Adjust pkgsrc Makefile-s logic to upstream CMake migration:
o Uncoditionally disable not wanted packages in Makefile.common (to avoid
possible PLIST mismatches; please note that this will probably disable
tipc package on Linux!).
All other installed packages are enabled/disabled via
swi-prolog-{lite,packages,jpl} Makefile.
o Add libarchive, ossp-uuid and openssl build dependency to
swi-prolog-packages. Despite these are provided by swi-prolog-lite
they are needed as part of the build of swi-prolog-packages too.
o Remove no more needed logic to check and eventually start X server to
build documentation. Should address PR pkg/42047.
- Remove an unconditional CHECK_WRKREF_SKIP, this was needed on FreeBSD
but unfortunately it is not clear why. If this is still needed please let
me know in order to try to investigate further and address that.
- Bump API requirements to 8.0.1 in buildlink3.mk to be on the safe side
now that shared libraries are provided on all platforms.
Changes:
8.0.1
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Indexing on multiple arguments together, indexing inside compounds,
Mode-directed tabling, saved states using ZIP files, many deployment
enhancements. Moved build environment to CMake and removed most of
the build tool dependencies. Builds documentation along with the
binary.
Please note that this is just a short summary. Unfortunately the
complete changelog is very long, full changelog can be found at:
<http://www.swi-prolog.org/ChangeLog?branch=stable&from=7.6.4&to=8.0.1>
1.1.0 (2018-10-13)
* [feat] Introduces Mustache#escape.
* This method receives a non-stringified value to allow for more flexibility
in the escaping, like JSON. (#245)
* [bug] Raise correct error when closing unopened section (#240)
* [bug] Fix use of deprecated File.exists? (#241)
* [bug] Fix variable shadowing warning (#241)
## 3.3.0 - 2019-01-23 {#version-3-3-0}
### Improvements
* Added support for auto test run when all tests are defined in
modules.
* Added support for defining methods to test case class in multiple
threads.
[GitHub#159][Reported by Charles Oliver Nutter]
* Suppressed warnings on Ruby 2.5.
[GitHub#160][Reported by Daniel Berger]
* Suppressed warnings on Ruby 2.7.
5.2.3: 2019-02-15
Improvements
* Changed to use add and delete for modify if it's needed.
[GitHub#156][Patch by David Klotz]
* Added support for timezone with munites offset such as @0530@.
[GitHub#160][GitHub#161][Patch by Neng Xu]
* Added support for Ruby 2.6.
Thanks
* David Klotz
* Neng Xu
Changelog:
Version 2.1.2 [2018-11-19]
---------------------------
- Bugfix: Fix crash when compiled with hardened compiler flags
(specifically -D_GLIBCXX_ASSERTIONS)
Version 2.1.1 [2018-05-22]
---------------------------
- Bugfix: Fix build with libunac support enabled
Version 2.1.0 [2018-04-28]
---------------------------
- New option `--page-range` to limit search to a set of pages
- New option `--file/-f` to read patterns from a file
- New option `--regexp/-e` to specify multiple patterns (combined with OR).
- New options `--files-with-matches/-l` and `--files-without-match/-L` to only
list filenames of files that contain or don't contain matches.
- Major manpage restructuring. It's now divided into subsections like the GNU
grep's manpage.
- Bugfix: Actually stop searching after first match with `-q`
Version 2.0.1 [2017-03-06]
---------------------------
- Bugfix: Fix --cache when used with recursive search
Changes:
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--- erts-10.2.4 -----------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------
--- Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions ---
OTP-14728 Application(s): erts
Related Id(s): ERIERL-303
When using the {linger,{true,T}} option;
gen_tcp:listen/2 used the full linger time before
returning for example eaddrinuse. This bug has now been
corrected.
---------------------------------------------------------------------
--- stdlib-3.7.1 ----------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------
--- Fixed Bugs and Malfunctions ---
OTP-15573 Application(s): stdlib
Related Id(s): ERIERL-306
Optimize pretty printing of terms. The slower behaviour
was introduced in Erlang/OTP 20.
4.3.6:
- Fixes a fatal error that occurs if a single finder throws an exception. Important as we add more finders that utilize third party libraries.
4.3.5:
This is the final Python 2.x release of isort, and includes the following major changes:
Potentially Interface Breaking:
- The -r option for removing imports has been renamed -rm to avoid accidental deletions and confusion with the -rc recursive option.
- __init__.py has been removed from the default ignore list. The default ignore list is now empty - with all items needing to be explicitly ignored.
- Isort will now by default ignore .tox / venv folders in an effort to be "safe". You can disable this behaviour by setting the "--unsafe" flag, this is separate from any skip or not skip rules you may have in place.
- Isort now allows for files missing closing newlines in whitespace check
- distutils support has been removed to simplify setup.py
New:
- Official Python 3.7 Compatibility.
- Support for using requirements files to auto determine third-paty section if pipreqs & requirementslib are installed.
- Added support for using pyproject.toml if toml is installed.
- Added support for XDG_HOME if appdirs is installed.
- An option has been added to enable ignoring trailing comments ('ignore_comments') defaulting to False.
- Added support to enable line length sorting for only specific sections
- Added a correctly_sorted property on the SortsImport to enable more intuitive programmatic checking.
Fixes:
- Improved black compatibility.
- Isort will no detect files in the CWD as first-party.
- Fixed several cases where '-ns' or 'not_skip' was being incorrectly ignored.
- Fixed sorting of relative path imports ('.', '..', '...', etc).
- Fixed bugs caused by a failure to maintain order when loading iterables from config files.
- Correctly handle CPython compiled imports and others that need EXT_SUFFIX to correctly identify.
- Fixed handling of Symbolic Links to follow them when walking the path.
- Fixed handling of relative known_paths.
- Fixed lack of access to all wrap modes from the CLI.
- Fixed handling of FIFO files.
- Fixed a bug that could result in multiple imports being inserted on the same line.
Version 1.5.0:
- Add support for a Redis Sentinel Cluster.
- Parameterize the hash function so alternatives can be used.
- Include the deprecated werkzeug.contrib.cache module in Flask-Caching.
Address PR pkg/53978: newer versions of GCC have a format-truncation
error triggered. Increase the size of a string to work around this.
(This may need more attention upstream.)
Linear Tape File System (LTFS) is a filesystem to mount a LTFS
formatted tape in a tape drive. Once LTFS mounts a LTFS formatted
tape as filesystem, user can access to the tape via filesystem API.
Objective of this project is being the reference implementation of
the LTFS format Specifications in SNIA
(https://www.snia.org/tech_activities/standards/curr_standards/ltfs).
At this time, the LTFS format specifications 2.4 is the target
Use reclaim2 to fix reclaim/lookup race conditions
The PUFFS reclaim operation had a race condition with lookups: we could
be asked to lookup a node, then to reclaim it before lookup completion.
At lookup completion, we would then create a leaked node.
Enter the PUFFS reclaim2 operation, which features a nlookup argument.
That let us count how many lookups are pending and avoid the above
described scenario. It also makes the codes simplier.
-
Fix directory filehandle usage with libufse. Fix lookup count
libfuse does not use filehandle the same way for directories and other
objects. As a result, filehandles obtained by OPENDIR should not be
sent on non-directory related operations like READ/WRITE/GETATTR...
While there, fix the lookup count sent to the FORGET operation, which
led to leaked nodes.
pluggy 0.9.0
Features
- PluginManager.load_setuptools_entrypoints now accepts a name parameter that when given will
load only entry points with that name.
PluginManager.load_setuptools_entrypoints also now returns the number of plugins loaded by the
call, as opposed to the number of all plugins loaded by all calls to this method.
Bug Fixes
- Fix internal varnames function for PyPy3.
