Changelog for python310-ocrmypdf-15.4.0-4.124.noarch.rpm :

* Thu Nov 02 2023 Fridrich Strba - Update to upstream version 15.4.0
* v15.4.0 + Added new experimental APIs to support offline editing of the final text. Specifically, one can now generate hOCR files with OCRmyPDF, edit them with some other tool, and then finalize the PDF. They are experimental and subject to change, including details of how the working folder is used. There is no command line interface. + Code reorganization: executors, progress bars, initialization and setup. + Fixed test coverage in cases where the coverage tool did not properly trace into threads or subprocesses. This code was still being tested but appeared as not covered. + In the test suite, reduced use of subprocesses and other techniques that interfere with coverage measurement. + Improved error check for when we appear to be running inside a snap container and files are not available. + Plugin specification now properly defines progress bars as a protocol rather than defining them as \"tqdm-like\". + We now default to using \"forkserver\" process creation on POSIX platforms rather than fork, since this is method is more robust and avoids some issues when threads are present. + Fixed an instance where the user\'s request to --no-use-threads was ignored. + Replace some cryptic test error messages with more helpful ones. + Debug messages for how OCRmyPDF picks the colorspace for a page are now more descriptive.
* v15.3.1 + Fixed an issue with logging settings for misc/watcher.py introduced in the previous release. + We now attempt to preserve the input\'s extended attributes when creating the output file. + For some reason, the macOS build now needs OpenSSL explicitly installed. + Updated documentation on Docker performance concerns.
* v15.3.0 + Update misc/watcher.py to improve command line interface using Typer, and support .env specification of environment variables. Improved error messages. + Improved error message when a file cannot be read because we are running in a snap container.
* v15.2.0 + Added a Docker image based on Alpine Linux. This image is smaller than the Ubuntu-based image and may be useful in some situations. Currently hosted at jbarlow83/ocrmypdf-alpine. Currently not available in ARM flavor. + The Ubuntu Docker is now aliased to jbarlow83/ocrmypdf-ubuntu. + Updated Docker documentation.
* v15.1.0 + We now require Pillow 10.0.1, due a serious security vulnerability in all earlier versions of that dependency. The vulnerability concerns WebP images and could be triggered in OCRmyPDF when creating a PDF from a malicious WebP image. + Added some keyword arguments to ocrmypdf.ocr that were previously accepted but undocumented. + Documentation updates and typing improvements.
* v15.0.2 + Added Python 3.12 to test matrix. + Updated documentation for notes on Python 3.12, 32-bit support and some new features in v15.
* v15.0.1 + Wheels Python tag changed to py39. + Marked as a expected fail a test that fails on recent Ghostscript versions. + Clarified documentation and release notes around the extent of 32-bit support. + Updated installation documentation to changes in v15.
* v15.0.0 + Dropped support for Python 3.8. + Dropped support some older dependencies, specifically coloredlogs and tqdm in favor of rich - see pyproject.toml for details. Generally speaking, Ubuntu 22.04 is our new baseline system. + Tightened version requirements for some dependencies. + Dropped support for 32-bit Linux wheels. We strongly recommend a 64-bit operating system, and 64-bit versions of Python, Tesseract and Ghostscript to use OCRmyPDF. Many of our dependencies are dropping 32-bit builds (e.g. Pillow), and we are following suit. (Maintainers may still build 32-bit versions from source.) + Changed to trusted release for PyPI publishing. + pikepdf memory mapping is enabled again for improved performance, now that an issue with feature in pikepdf is fixed. + ocrmypdf.helpers.calculate_downsample previously had two variants, one that took a PIL.Image and one that took a tuple[int, int]. The latter was removed. + The snap version of ocrmypdf is now based on Ubuntu core22. + We now account for situations where a small portion of an image on a page is drawn at high DPI (resolution). Previously, the entire page would be rasterized at the highest resolution of any feature, which caused performance problems. Now, the page is rasterized at a resolution based on the average DPI of the page, weighted by the area that each feature occupies. Typically, small areas of high resolution in PDFs are errors or quirks from the repeated use of assets and high resolution is not beneficial. + Ghostscript color conversion strategy is now configurable using --color-conversion-strategy. + JBIG2 threshold for optimization is now configurable using - -jbig2-threshold.- Modified patch:
* 0001-Remove-unnecessary-dependencies.patch + rediff
* Sat Sep 02 2023 Fridrich Strba - Initial packaging with version 14.4.0