Changelog
### 5.0.2
```
- Ensured black profile was complete, adding missing line_length definition.
```
### 5.0.1
```
- Fixed a runtime error in a vendored dependency (toml).
```
### 5.0.0
```
**Breaking changes:**
- isort now requires Python 3.6+ to run but continues to support formatting on ALL versions of python including
Python 2 code.
- isort deprecates official support for Python 3.4, removing modules only in this release from known_standard_library:
- user
- Config files are no longer composed on-top of each-other. Instead the first config file found is used.
- Since there is no longer composition negative form settings (such as --dont-skip) are no longer required and have been removed.
- Two-letter shortened setting names (like `ac` for `atomic`) now require two dashes to avoid ambiguity: `--ac`.
- For consistency with other tools `-v` now is shorthand for verbose and `-V` is shorthand for version. See Issue: 1067.
- `length_sort_{section_name}` config usage has been deprecated. Instead `length_sort_sections` list can be used to specify a list of sections that need to be length sorted.
- `safety_excludes` and `unsafe` have been deprecated
- Config now includes as default full set of safety directories defined by safety excludes.
- `--recursive` option has been removed. Directories passed in are now automatically sorted recursive.
- `--apply` option has been removed as it is the default behaviour.
- isort now does nothing, beyond giving instructions and exiting status code 0, when ran with no arguments.
- a new `--interactive` flag has been added to enable the old style behaviour.
- isort now works on contiguous sections of imports, instead of one whole file at a time.
- isort now formats all nested "as" imports in the "from" form. `import x.y as a` becomes `from x import y as a`.
- `keep_direct_and_as_imports` option now defaults to `True`.
- `appdirs` is no longer supported. Unless manually specified, config should be project config only.
- `toml` is now installed as a vendorized module, meaning pyproject.toml based config is always supported.
- Completely new Python API, old version is removed and no longer accessible.
- New module placement logic and module fully replaces old finders. Old approach is still available via `--old-finders`.
Internal:
- isort now utilizes mypy and typing to filter out typing related issues before deployment.
- isort now utilizes black internally to ensure more consistent formatting.
- profile support for common project types (black, django, google, etc)
- Much much more. There is some difficulty in fully capturing the extent of changes in this release - just because of how all encompassing the release is. See: [Github Issues](https://github.com/timothycrosley/isort/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aclosed) for more.
```
Links
- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/isort
- Changelog: https://pyup.io/changelogs/isort/
- Repo: https://timothycrosley.github.io/isort/
This PR updates isort from 4.3.21 to 5.0.2.
Changelog
### 5.0.2 ``` - Ensured black profile was complete, adding missing line_length definition. ``` ### 5.0.1 ``` - Fixed a runtime error in a vendored dependency (toml). ``` ### 5.0.0 ``` **Breaking changes:** - isort now requires Python 3.6+ to run but continues to support formatting on ALL versions of python including Python 2 code. - isort deprecates official support for Python 3.4, removing modules only in this release from known_standard_library: - user - Config files are no longer composed on-top of each-other. Instead the first config file found is used. - Since there is no longer composition negative form settings (such as --dont-skip) are no longer required and have been removed. - Two-letter shortened setting names (like `ac` for `atomic`) now require two dashes to avoid ambiguity: `--ac`. - For consistency with other tools `-v` now is shorthand for verbose and `-V` is shorthand for version. See Issue: 1067. - `length_sort_{section_name}` config usage has been deprecated. Instead `length_sort_sections` list can be used to specify a list of sections that need to be length sorted. - `safety_excludes` and `unsafe` have been deprecated - Config now includes as default full set of safety directories defined by safety excludes. - `--recursive` option has been removed. Directories passed in are now automatically sorted recursive. - `--apply` option has been removed as it is the default behaviour. - isort now does nothing, beyond giving instructions and exiting status code 0, when ran with no arguments. - a new `--interactive` flag has been added to enable the old style behaviour. - isort now works on contiguous sections of imports, instead of one whole file at a time. - isort now formats all nested "as" imports in the "from" form. `import x.y as a` becomes `from x import y as a`. - `keep_direct_and_as_imports` option now defaults to `True`. - `appdirs` is no longer supported. Unless manually specified, config should be project config only. - `toml` is now installed as a vendorized module, meaning pyproject.toml based config is always supported. - Completely new Python API, old version is removed and no longer accessible. - New module placement logic and module fully replaces old finders. Old approach is still available via `--old-finders`. Internal: - isort now utilizes mypy and typing to filter out typing related issues before deployment. - isort now utilizes black internally to ensure more consistent formatting. - profile support for common project types (black, django, google, etc) - Much much more. There is some difficulty in fully capturing the extent of changes in this release - just because of how all encompassing the release is. See: [Github Issues](https://github.com/timothycrosley/isort/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aclosed) for more. ```Links
- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/isort - Changelog: https://pyup.io/changelogs/isort/ - Repo: https://timothycrosley.github.io/isort/