release: v1.7.0 [Community Feedback]

[weibullguy]

Tracker for issues related to release v1.7.0 (see #197). Please report all issues encountered while using the v1.7.0 release candidates here.

Release v1.7.0 includes:

• A new argument --black that causes docformatter to format compatible with black (see #94).
• A new argument --no-cap for user to provide list of words not to capitalize when they appear as the first word in the summary (see #193).

Pre-releases for v1.7.0 are available or release candidates can be installed using pip:

pip install git+https://github.com/pycqa/docformatter@v1.7.0-rc1

where the rc1 would be replaced by the release candidate you'd like to use.

[seisman]

Please see if this is a bug:

Python code:

def test_docformatter_v1.7.0()
    """
    This is a short desription.

    Here is a link to the github issue
    https://github.com/PyCQA/docformatter/issues/199

    This is a long description.
    """
    pass

Diff output after running docformatter:

$ docformatter --pre-summary-new --make-summary-multi-line test.py       
--- before/test.py
+++ after/test.py
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@

     Here is a link to the github issue
     https://github.com/PyCQA/docformatter/issues/199
-
+    
     This is a long description.
     """
     pass

[weibullguy]

@seisman it is and it's fixed in v1.7.0-rc2.

[seisman]

One more potential issue using v1.7.0-rc2:

Code:

def func():
    """
    This is a description.

    Example code::

        config(par=value)

    Example code2::

        with config(par=value) as f:
            pass
    """

Diff output:

$ docformatter --pre-summary-new --make-summary-multi-line test.py
--- before/test.py
+++ after/test.py
@@ -4,10 +4,9 @@

     Example code::

-        config(par=value)
+    config(par=value)

     Example code2::

-        with config(par=value) as f:
-            pass
+    with config(par=value) as f:     pass
     """

[weibullguy]

@seisman thanks for the bug hunting. The second one is fixed in v1.7.0-rc3.

[seisman]

Now, v1.7.0-rc3 works well for our PyGMT project.

[krzysztof3-wisniewski]

pre-commit to make sure it doesn't contain any obvious regressions has dedicated test suite which runs it on many open source repositories. Does docformatter have similar test suite? If it doesn't, what do you think about this idea?