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They now have a tool dependency on py-setuptools instead of a DEPENDS
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Unfetchable distfiles (fetched conditionally?):
./textproc/convertlit/distinfo clit18src.zip
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1.12.0
- Dropped Python 3.5 support
- Added the simplify_optional_unions config option
- Fixed indentation of multiline strings
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1.11.1
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* Changed formatting of ``None`` to point to the Python stdlib docs
* Updated special dataclass handling
1.11.0
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* Dropped support for Sphinx < 3.0
* Added support for alternative parameter names (``arg``, ``argument``, ``parameter``)
* Fixed import path for Signature
* Fixed ``TypeError`` when formatting a parametrized ``typing.IO`` annotat
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1.10.3
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* Fixed ``TypeError`` (or wrong rendered class name) when an annotation is a generic class that has
a ``name`` property
1.10.2
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* Fixed inner classes missing their parent class name(s) when rendered
1.10.1
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* Fixed ``KeyError`` when encountering mocked annotations (``autodoc_mock_imports``)
1.10.0
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* Rewrote the annotation formatting logic (fixes Python 3.5.2 compatibility regressions and an
``AttributeError`` regression introduced in v1.9.0)
* Fixed decorator classes not being processed as classes
1.9.0
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* Added support for typing_extensions_
* Added the ``typehints_document_rtype`` option (PR by Simon-Martin Schröder)
* Fixed metaclasses as annotations causing ``TypeError``
* Fixed rendering of ``typing.Literal``
* Fixed OSError when generating docs for SQLAlchemy mapped classes
* Fixed unparametrized generic classes being rendered with their type parameters
(e.g. ``Dict[~KT, ~VT]``)
.. _typing_extensions: https://pypi.org/project/typing-extensions/
1.8.0
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* Fixed regression which caused ``TypeError`` or ``OSError`` when trying to set annotations due to
PR #87
* Fixed unintentional mangling of annotation type names
* Added proper ``:py:data`` targets for ``NoReturn``, ``ClassVar`` and ``Tuple``
* Added support for inline type comments (like ``(int, str) -> None``) (PR by Bernát Gábor)
* Use the native AST parser for type comment support on Python 3.8+
1.7.0
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* Dropped support for Python 3.4
* Fixed unwrapped local functions causing errors (PR by Kimiyuki Onaka)
* Fixed ``AttributeError`` when documenting the ``__init__()`` method of a data class
* Added support for type hint comments (PR by Markus Unterwaditzer)
* Added flag for rendering classes with their fully qualified names (PR by Holly Becker)
1.6.0
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* Fixed ``TypeError`` when formatting annotations from a class that inherits from a concrete
generic type (report and tests by bpeake-illuscio)
* Added support for ``typing_extensions.Protocol`` (PR by Ian Good)
* Added support for ``typing.NewType`` (PR by George Leslie-Waksman)
1.5.2
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* Emit a warning instead of crashing when an unresolvable forward reference is encountered in type
annotations
1.5.1
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* Fixed escape characters in parameter default values getting lost during signature processing
* Replaced use of the ``config-inited`` event (which inadvertently required Sphinx 1.8) with the
``builder-inited`` event
1.5.0
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* The setting of the ``typing.TYPECHECKING`` flag is now configurable using the
``set_type_checking_flag`` option
1.4.0
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* The extension now sets ``typing.TYPECHECKING`` to ``True`` during setup to include conditional
imports which may be used in type annotations
* Fixed parameters with trailing underscores (PR by Daniel Knell)
* Fixed KeyError with private methods (PR by Benito Palacios Sánchez)
* Fixed deprecation warning about the use of formatargspec (PR by Y. Somda)
* The minimum Sphinx version is now v1.7.0
1.3.1
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* Fixed rendering of generic types outside the typing module (thanks to Tim Poterba for the PR)
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This extension allows you to use Python 3 annotations for documenting
acceptable argument types and return value types of functions. This
allows you to use type hints in a very natural fashion.
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