Release/0.9.0

[ilons]

[0.9.0-rc1] - 2020-09-14

This release requires Python 3.6 or later, and Terraform 0.12 or later.
Be aware of embedded variable bugfix, which could break workarounds.

Added

• Created terrascript.Terrascript.__iter__() method for iterating over resources, data sources, etc. (issue #98).
• Make target and code to fail builds unless python code format passes Black
• Provider google-beta
• Release instruction for documentation
• RTD theme no longer bundled with Sphinx added as dev requirement

  Fixed

• Documentation generation, tests and examples cleaned up
• Missing dev requirement Black added
• Re-introduced terrascript.Terrascript.update() method (issue #98).
• String interpolation of variable should now properly result in a var.name reference (issue #109)
• terrascript module should now pass pep8 validation and have no lint errors
• Tool for generating providers now outputs code (almost) compliant with black

  Changed

• All Python code is now automatically formatted using Black.
• Code for providers updated to conform with black
• Contributors are now sorted in alphabetical order
• Documentation link from readme now points toward develop build on readthedocs.io to avoid 404
• Documentation on variable usage updated to reflect changes in issue #109
• Makefiles cleaned up, and help target contents now dynamically generated from comments
• Requirements files are now sorted alphabetically and duplicate entries are removed
• Terraform version supported updated from 0.12.15-19 to 0.12.29 + 0.13.0-2
• Updated code for providers generated

  Deleted

• Python 3.5 no longer supported as the official support are dropped: https://devguide.python.org/#status-of-python-branches

  Deprecated

• Individual modules for each provider (Example: terrascript.aws.r) are now deprecated in favour of single modules as added in release 0.8.0.

[ilons]

@mjuenema I think this release does not add too much to worry about, and should be relatively safe.

[ilons]

@mjuenema When it comes to pypi, and readthedocs, is this automatically build and deployed by travis, or is there some manual step required when making a release?

[ilons]

Waiting to pull in https://github.com/mjuenema/python-terrascript/pull/119 as well

[mjuenema]

@ilons Check RELEASING.md. I hope it's still up-to-date, otherwise correct the document as needed. That's what I used to do manually but maybe some steps could be automated.

[ilons]

@mjuenema I'll make an attempt to build and upload a RC for this.

[ilons]

@mjuenema We would either have to share the credentials for pypi, or set it up in the travis job to automatically build and push tags to pypi. I would vote for the later, but that might not be done in time for 0.9.0 (on friday).

There is now a 0.9.0-rc1 tag which would be good if you could push to pypi test for me to test.

[mjuenema]

Let me check how that works with Travis-CI. If it's too difficult I am going to do it manually. Having it done automatically would be nice.

[ilons]

Let me check how that works with Travis-CI. If it's too difficult I am going to do it manually. Having it done automatically would be nice.

Indeed would be nice. My suggestion is to build and publish all tags mathching X.X.X-rcX to pypi test, and tags matching X.X.X to pypi.

[mjuenema]

That sounds like a good approach. I should be able to set this up tomorrow morning, Australian time. That's late night Central European Time.

[mjuenema]

I have a .travis.yml file that (hopefully) makes Travis-CI automatically deploy to PyPi and TestPyPi. Getting the conditions right to publish all tags matchhing X.X.X-rcX to pypi test, and tags matching X.X.X to pypi is a bit tricky. Time will tell whether it works as expected. I successfully tested it, but only without those exact conditions. What branch would you like me to create a Pull Request against?

[ilons]

I have a .travis.yml file that (hopefully) makes Travis-CI automatically deploy to PyPi and TestPyPi. Getting the conditions right to publish all tags matchhing X.X.X-rcX to pypi test, and tags matching X.X.X to pypi is a bit tricky. Time will tell whether it works as expected. I successfully tested it, but only without those exact conditions. What branch would you like me to create a Pull Request against?

Make a PR against develop and we can look at it and discuss it there :+1: