Changelog for python311-gitlint-0.18.0-19.16.noarch.rpm :

* Fri Feb 23 2024 Oliver Kurz - Fix missing setuptools dependency
* Fri Mar 03 2023 Dirk Müller - update to 0.18.0:
* Python 3.11 support
* Last release to support Python 3.6 (EOL since 2021-12-23)
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*Behavior Change
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*: In a future release, gitlint will be switching to use `re.search` instead of `re.match` semantics for all rules. Your rule regexes might need updating as a result, gitlint will print a warning if so. More details are in the docs. (#254)
* gitlint no longer uses the sh library by default in an attempt to reduce external dependencies. In case of issues, the use of `sh` can be re-enabled by setting the env var `GITLINT_USE_SH_LIB=1`. This fallback will be removed entirely in a future gitlint release. (#351)
* `--commits` now also accepts a comma-separated list of commit hashes, making it possible to lint a list of non-contiguous commits without invoking gitlint multiple times (#283)
* Improved handling of branches that have no commits (#188)
* Support for `GITLINT_CONFIG` env variable (#189)
* Added a new `gitlint-ci` pre-commit hook, making it easier to run gitlint through pre-commit in CI (#191)
* Gitlint now recognizes `fixup=amend` commits (see related git documentation), available as `commit.is_fixup_amend_commit=True`
* Gitlint now parses diff
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*stat
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* information, available in `commit.changed_files_stats` (#314)
* Bugfixes:
* - Use correct encoding when using `--msg-filename` parameter (#310)
* - Various documentation fixes (#244) (#263) (#266) (#294) (#295) (#347) (#364) - thanks scop, OrBin, jtaylor100, stauchert
* Gitlint is now split in 2 packages: `gitlint` and `gitlint- core`. This allows users to install gitlint without pinned dependencies (which is the default) (#162)
* Python 3.10 support
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*New Rule
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*: ignore-by-author-name allows users to skip linting commit messages made by specific authors
* `--commit ` flag to more easily lint a single commit message (#141)
* `--fail-without-commits` flag will force gitlint to fail (exit code 253) when the target commit range is empty (typically when using `--commits`) (#193)
* Bugfixes:
* - contrib-title-conventional-commits (CT1) now properly enforces the commit type (#185)
* - contrib-title-conventional-commits (CT1) now supports the BREAKING CHANGE symbol \"!\" (#186)
* Heads-up: Python 3.6 will become EOL at the end of 2021. It\'s likely that future gitlint releases will stop supporting Python 3.6 as a result. We will continue to support Python 3.6 as long as its easily doable, which in practice usually means as long as our dependencies support it.
* Under-the-hood: dependencies updated, test and github action improvements.
* - Git commit message body with only new lines is not longer considered empty by `body-is-missing` (#176)
* - Added compatibility with `git commit -s` for `contrib- requires-signed-off-by` rule (#178)
* Minor tweak to gitlint commit-hook output (#173)
* All dependencies have been upgraded to the latest available versions (`Click==7.1.2`, `arrow==1.0.3`, `sh==1.14.1`).
* Minor doc fixes
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*This release drops support for Python 2.7 and Python 3.5 (both are EOL). Other than a few minor fixes, there are no functional differences from the 0.14.0 release.
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* Other call-outs:
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*Mac users
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*: Gitlint can now be installed using both homebrew (upgraded to latest) and macports. Special thanks to AATTharens for maintaining these packages (best-effort).
* Bugfix: Gitlint now properly handles exceptions when using its built-in commit-msg hook (#166).
* All dependencies have been upgraded to the latest available versions (`Click==7.1.2`, `arrow==0.17.0`, `sh==1.14.1`).
* Much under-the-hood refactoring as a result of dropping Python 2.7
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*IMPORTANT: Gitlint 0.14.x will be the last gitlint release to support Python 2.7 and Python 3.5, as both are EOL which makes it difficult to keep supporting them.
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* Python 3.9 support
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*New Rule
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*: title-min-length enforces a minimum length on titles (default: 5 chars) (#138)
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*New Rule
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*: body-match-regex allows users to enforce that the commit-msg body matches a given regex (#130)
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*New Rule
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*: ignore-body-lines allows users to
* ignore parts of a commit by matching a regex against
* the lines in a commit message body (#126)
* Named Rules allow users to have multiple instances of the same rule active at the same time. This is useful when you want to enforce the same rule multiple times but with different options (#113, #66)
* User-defined Configuration Rules allow users to dynamically change gitlint\'s configuration and/or the commit
*before
* any other rules are applied.
* The `commit-msg` hook has been re-written in Python (it contained a lot of Bash before), fixing a number of platform specific issues. Existing users will need to reinstall their hooks (`gitlint uninstall-hook; gitlint install-hook`) to make use of this.
* Most general options can now be set through environment variables (e.g. set the `general.ignore` option via `GITLINT_IGNORE=T1,T2`). The list of available environment variables can be found in the configuration documentation.
* Users can now use `self.log.debug(\"my message\")` for debugging purposes in their user-defined rules. Debug messages will show up when running `gitlint --debug`.
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*Breaking
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*: User-defined rule id\'s can no longer start with \'I\', as those are reserved for built-in gitlint ignore rules.
* New `RegexOption` rule option type for use in user-defined rules. By using the `RegexOption`, regular expressions are pre-validated at gitlint startup and compiled only once which is much more efficient when linting multiple commits.
* Bugfixes:
* - Improved UTF-8 fallback on Windows (ongoing - #96)
* - Windows users can now use the \'edit\' function of the `commit-msg` hook (#94)
* - Doc update: Users should use `--ulimit nofile=1024` when invoking gitlint using Docker (#129)
* - The `commit-msg` hook was broken in Ubuntu\'s gitlint package due to a python/python3 mismatch (#127)
* - Better error message when no git username is set (#149)
* - Options can now actually be set to `None` (from code) to make them optional.
* - Ignore rules no longer have `\"None\"` as default regex, but an empty regex - effectively disabling them by default (as intended).
* Contrib Rules:
* - Added \'ci\' and \'build\' to conventional commit types (#135)
* Under-the-hood: minor performance improvements (removed some unnecessary regex matching), test improvements, improved debug logging, CI runs on pull requests, PR request template.- build only for primary python, this is a cli tool- drop relax-requirements.patch (unnecessary with the switch to gitlint-core)
* Wed Jan 27 2021 Dominique Leuenberger - Fix filelist: do not use %{name}, as python single-spec rewrites the value \'as needed\', interfering in this case.
* Sun Aug 16 2020 Dirk Mueller - update to 0.13.1:
* Patch to enable --staged flag for pre-commit.
* Minor doc updates (#109) Revert Commits are now recognized and ignored by default (#99) - -staged flag: gitlint can now detect meta-data (such as author details, changed files, etc) of staged/pre-commits. Useful when you use gitlint\'s commit-msg hook or precommit (#105)
* New branch properties on GitCommit and GitContext, useful when writing your own user-defined rules: commit.branches and commit.context.current_branch (#108)
* Python 3.8 support
* Python 3.4 no longer supported. Python 3.4 has reached EOL and an increasing
* Gitlint no longer crashes when acting on empty repositories (this only occurred in specific circumstances).
* Under-the-hood: dependencies updated, unit and integration test improvements, migrated from TravisCI to Github Actions.
* Thu Jul 04 2019 Rick Salevsky - Correct download target URL and fix relax-requirements.patch
* Tue Jul 02 2019 Rick Salevsky - Update to v0.11.0
* add relax-requirements.patch to make it work with openSUSE
* Thu Jun 22 2017 mpluskalAATTsuse.com- Install LICENSE as well- Use update alternatives- Drop parts of description which are not relevant to package
* Thu Mar 09 2017 okurzAATTsuse.com- Initial submission