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0.7.2:
Features:
* Extended Czech support
* Added `time` to valid periods
* Added timezone information to dates found with `search_dates()`
* Support strings as date formats
Improvements:
* Fixed Collections ABCs depreciation warning
* Fixed dates with trailing colons not being parsed
* Fixed date format override on any settings change
* Fixed parsing current weekday as past date, regardless of settings
* Added UTC -2:30 as a valid offset
* Added Python 3.7 to supported versions, dropped support for Python 3.3 and 3.4
* Moved to importlib from imp where possible
* Improved support for Catalan
* Documentation improvements
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From OpenBSD. Similar to PR pkg/53353 for ARM. Although different symbols
missing in that case and that's believed to be fixed already.
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While here fix some tabs->spaces to make the test suite work again.
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0.12.0:
Backwards Compatibility Notes
* Support for Python 3.4 has been dropped since Python 3.4 is no longer
a supported Python version upstream. (But it will likely continue to
work until Python 2.7 support is dropped and we port to Python 3.5+
APIs.)
Bug Fixes
* Fix ``ZstdDecompressor.__init__`` on 64-bit big-endian systems.
* Fix memory leak in ``ZstdDecompressionReader.seek()``.
Changes
* CI transitioned to Azure Pipelines (from AppVeyor and Travis CI).
* Switched to ``pytest`` for running tests (from ``nose``).
* Bundled zstandard library upgraded from 1.3.8 to 1.4.3.
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19.2:
* Remove dependency on ``attrs``
* Use appropriate fallbacks for CPython ABI tag
* Add manylinux2014 support
* Improve ABI detection
* Properly handle debug wheels for Python 3.8
* Improve detection of debug builds on Windows
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Bump PKGREVISION
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Olive is a free non-linear video editor aiming to provide a fully-featured
alternative to high-end professional video editing software.
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C implementation of the mustache template library. Provides a library
and a command-line tool. Support for json-c is built in.
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Current docs are available online.
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By listing the public variables first, the focus is put on the most
important variables.
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If it doesn't work with that version, it's still better than keeping
the bulk build from running completely.
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Release notes:
https://wiki.blender.org/wiki/Reference/Release_Notes/2.80
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Changes:
Added optional compatibility for building apps with OpenImageIO 1.9+
Added USE_SSE checks to fix Linux build failure
getDisplays() result ordering now matches the active_displays config
definition or OCIO_ACTIVE_DISPLAYS env var override.
Fixed incorrect getDefaultDisplay()/getDefaultView() result when
OCIO_ACTIVE_DISPLAYS or OCIO_ACTIVE_VIEWS env vars are unset.
Fixed Windows-specific GetEnv() bug
Fixed Windows and MacOS CI failure cases
libc++ build fixes
Added support for YAML > 5.0.1
YAML and TinyXML patch fixes
Clang visibility fix
Added write support for Truelight LUTs
Improved OCIOYaml
Python string corruption fix
Added support for CDL
Updated documentation
Added args/kwargs support to Python MatrixTransform
Added description field to Look objects
Improved Python 3 compatibility
CSP file read fix
Added Linux, MacOS, and Windows continuos integration
Improved 1D LUT extrapolation
Improved 1D LUT negative handling
Improved Windows build system
Improved cross-platform build system
Undefined role crash fix
After Effects plugin updated
Added reference Photoshop plugin
Added reference Docker image
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NetBSD has strchrnul so tell netsurf this.
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devel/py-semantic_version
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2.8.2
*Bugfix:*
* Restore computation of ``Spec.specs`` for single-term expressions
(``>=0.1.2``)
2.8.1
*Bugfix:*
* Restored attribute ``Spec.specs``, removed by mistake during the refactor.
2.8.0
*New:*
* Restore support for Python 2.
2.7.1
*Bugfix:*
* Fix parsing of npm-based caret expressions.
2.7.0
This release brings a couple of significant changes:
- Allow to define several range description syntaxes (``SimpleSpec``, ``NpmSpec``, ...)
- Fix bugs and unexpected behaviours in the ``SimpleSpec`` implementation.
Backwards compatibility has been kept, but users should adjust their code for the new features:
- Use ``SimpleSpec`` instead of ``Spec``
- Replace calls to ``Version('1.2', partial=True)`` with ``SimpleSpec('~1.2')``
- ``iter(some_spec)`` is deprecated.
*New:*
* Allow creation of a ``Version`` directly from parsed components, as keyword arguments
(``Version(major=1, minor=2, patch=3)``)
* Add ``Version.truncate()`` to build a truncated copy of a ``Version``
* Add ``NpmSpec(...)``, following strict NPM matching rules (https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/semver)
* Add ``Spec.parse('xxx', syntax='<syntax>')`` for simpler multi-syntax support
* Add ``Version().precedence_key``, for use in ``sort(versions, key=lambda v: v.precedence_key)`` calls.
The contents of this attribute is an implementation detail.
*Bugfix:*
* Fix inconsistent behaviour regarding versions with a prerelease specification.
*Deprecated:*
* Deprecate the ``Spec`` class (Removed in 3.1); use the ``SimpleSpec`` class instead
* Deprecate the internal ``SpecItem`` class (Removed in 3.0).
* Deprecate the ``partial=True`` form of ``Version``; use ``SimpleSpec`` instead.
*Removed:*
* Remove support for Python2 (End of life 4 months after this release)
*Refactor:*
* Switch spec computation to a two-step process: convert the spec to a combination
of simple comparisons with clear semantics, then use those.
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5.3.3
- Fixed issue with non-english windows permissions. Potential issue still open in use with jupyerlab.
5.3.2
- Important files creation now checks umask permissions
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v18.2.0
* File-based sessions no longer attempt to remove the lock files
when releasing locks, instead deferring to the default behavior
of zc.lockfile. Fixes :issue:`1391` and :issue:`1779`.
* :pr:`1794`: Add native support for ``308 Permanent Redirect``
usable via ``raise cherrypy.HTTPRedirect('/new_uri', 308)``.
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v6.5.8
- :issue:`222` via :commit:`621f4ee`: Fix
:py:const:`socket.SO_PEERCRED` constant fallback value
under PowerPC.
v6.5.7
- :issue:`198` via :commit:`9f7affe`: Fix race condition when
toggling stats counting in the middle of request processing.
- Improve post Python 3.9 compatibility checks.
- Fix support of `abstract namespace sockets
<https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks
/space/blog/linux/SocketAbstractNamespace>`_.
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Fix crash in netsurf when downloading files due to null pointer dereference.
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This only fixes the build, path names still seem to be somewhat broken.
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1.9.3 (2019-09-16)
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- Change: Use natural sort when sorting the file list (#7727)
- Fix #7479: Don't close construction windows when changing client name (#7728)
- Fix #7731: Files sorting by modification time on Windows XP (#7731)
- Fix #7644: [OSX] Better solution for colourspace/performance issues (#7741)
1.9.3-RC1 (2019-09-07)
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- Add: Can now click industries to make orders to their neutral station (e.g. oil rig) (#7709)
- Fix #7644: [OSX] Poor framerate on certain systems (#7721)
- Fix #7702: Highscore screen UI scaling (#7714)
- Fix #7704: [OSX] Handle malformed UTF8 strings, leading to crashes in server browser (#7705)
- Fix #7188: [AI] Possible crash when reloading an AI in multiplayer games (#7701, #7725)
- Fix: RemoveAirport function now returns 'Aircraft in the way' error message when occupied (#7690)
- Fix: Spelling in running costs setting help text (#7686)
- Fix #7655: 'Decrease' buttons in cheat window not working properly with UI scaling (#7669)
- Fix: [GS] Could not create elements on Storybook pages with ID > 255 (#7657)
- Fix #7626: Allow building road stops over town-owned one-way roads, instead of crashing (#7627)
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- ruby-review-1.4.0.
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Add ruby-review package version 3.2.0.
Re:VIEW is an easy-to-use digital publishing system for paper books and
ebooks.
Output formats Re:VIEW supports are:
* EPUB
* LaTeX(ptexlive)
* InDesign(IDGXML)
* plain text(TOPBuilder Text Markup Language)
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