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Bump isort from 5.8.0 to 5.9.3 #141

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 1 year ago

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Bumps isort from 5.8.0 to 5.9.3.

Release notes

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5.9.3 July 28 2021

  • Improved text of skipped file message to mention gitignore feature.
  • Made all exceptions pickleable.
  • Fixed #1779: Pylama integration ignores pylama specific isort config overrides.
  • Fixed #1781: --from-first CLI flag shouldn't take any arguments.
  • Fixed #1792: Sorting literals sometimes ignored when placed on first few lines of file.
  • Fixed #1777: extend_skip is not honored wit a git submodule when skip_gitignore=true.

5.9.2 July 8th 2021

  • Improved behavior of isort --check --atomic against Cython files.
  • Fixed #1769: Future imports added below assignments when no other imports present.
  • Fixed #1772: skip-gitignore will check files not in the git repository.
  • Fixed #1762: in some cases when skip-gitignore is set, isort fails to skip any files.
  • Fixed #1767: Encoding issues surfacing when invalid characters set in __init__.py files during placement.
  • Fixed #1771: Improved handling of skips against named streamed in content.

5.9.1 June 21st 2021 [hotfix]

  • Fixed #1758: projects with many files and skip_ignore set can lead to a command-line overload.

5.9.0 June 21st 2021

  • Improved CLI startup time.
  • Implemented #1697: Provisional support for PEP 582: skip __pypackages__ directories by default.
  • Implemented #1705: More intuitive handling of isort:skip_file comments on streams.
  • Implemented #1737: Support for using action comments to avoid adding imports to individual files.
  • Implemented #1750: Ability to customize output format lines.
  • Implemented #1732: Support for custom sort functions.
  • Implemented #1722: Improved behavior for running isort in atomic mode over Cython source files.
  • Fixed (PyCQA/isort#1695): added imports being added to doc string in some cases.
  • Fixed (PyCQA/isort#1714): in rare cases line continuation combined with tabs can output invalid code.
  • Fixed (PyCQA/isort#1726): isort ignores reverse_sort when force_sort_within_sections is true.
  • Fixed #1741: comments in hanging indent modes can lead to invalid code.
  • Fixed #1744: repeat noqa comments dropped when * import and non * imports exist from the same package.
  • Fixed #1721: repeat noqa comments on separate from lines with force-single-line set, sometimes get dropped.
Changelog

Sourced from isort's changelog.

5.9.3 July 28 2021

  • Improved text of skipped file message to mention gitignore feature.
  • Made all exceptions pickleable.
  • Fixed #1779: Pylama integration ignores pylama specific isort config overrides.
  • Fixed #1781: --from-first CLI flag shouldn't take any arguments.
  • Fixed #1792: Sorting literals sometimes ignored when placed on first few lines of file.
  • Fixed #1777: extend_skip is not honored wit a git submodule when skip_gitignore=true.

5.9.2 July 8th 2021

  • Improved behavior of isort --check --atomic against Cython files.
  • Fixed #1769: Future imports added below assignments when no other imports present.
  • Fixed #1772: skip-gitignore will check files not in the git repository.
  • Fixed #1762: in some cases when skip-gitignore is set, isort fails to skip any files.
  • Fixed #1767: Encoding issues surfacing when invalid characters set in __init__.py files during placement.
  • Fixed #1771: Improved handling of skips against named streamed in content.

5.9.1 June 21st 2021 [hotfix]

  • Fixed #1758: projects with many files and skip_ignore set can lead to a command-line overload.

5.9.0 June 21st 2021

  • Improved CLI startup time.
  • Implemented #1697: Provisional support for PEP 582: skip __pypackages__ directories by default.
  • Implemented #1705: More intuitive handling of isort:skip_file comments on streams.
  • Implemented #1737: Support for using action comments to avoid adding imports to individual files.
  • Implemented #1750: Ability to customize output format lines.
  • Implemented #1732: Support for custom sort functions.
  • Implemented #1722: Improved behavior for running isort in atomic mode over Cython source files.
  • Fixed (PyCQA/isort#1695): added imports being added to doc string in some cases.
  • Fixed (PyCQA/isort#1714): in rare cases line continuation combined with tabs can output invalid code.
  • Fixed (PyCQA/isort#1726): isort ignores reverse_sort when force_sort_within_sections is true.
  • Fixed #1741: comments in hanging indent modes can lead to invalid code.
  • Fixed #1744: repeat noqa comments dropped when * import and non * imports exist from the same package.
  • Fixed #1721: repeat noqa comments on separate from lines with force-single-line set, sometimes get dropped.

Goal Zero (Tickets related to aspirational goal of achieving 0 regressions for remaining 5.0.0 lifespan):

  • Implemented #1394: 100% branch coverage (in addition to line coverage) enforced.
  • Implemented #1751: Strict typing enforcement (turned on mypy strict mode).
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@dependabot rebase

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@dependabot rebase