Kconfiglib.git/setup.py, branch v12.2.0

Make 12.2.0 release

2019-06-06T03:32:37Z

Do the opposite of what other people are doing and make menuconfig.py Python 2-compatible. Turns out it's not that tricky after all, and it makes everything consistently Python 2/3-compatible and streamlines things. - Commit 41b5891 ("menuconfig: Get rid of 'nonlocal'") - Commit b2e211d ("menuconfig: Fall back on getch() when get_wch() isn't available") - Commit c3162be ("menuconfig: Only decode curses.erasechar() on Python 3") - Commit fe6ed99 ("menuconfig: Import print_function for Python 2 compatibility") - Commit c209188 ("menuconfig: Have hashbang point to 'python' instead of 'python3'") - Commit d577865 ("Remove Python 3 menuconfig special-casing from Makefile patch") - Commit 319f7f0 ("Update various comments now that menuconfig is Python 2-compatible") - Commit 5fbd70e ("Update setup.py now that menuconfig is Python 2-compatible") Also investigate exactly what the Python version requirements are and tweak and document things a bit: - Commit e0baa79 ("Tweak python_requires to 2.7/3.2+") - Commit 3a772a6 ("Add a section on version compatibility to the README")

Tweak python_requires to 2.7/3.2+

2019-06-06T02:57:22Z

Many of the utilities need argparse, which was added in 3.2. Kconfiglib itself is compatible with 3.1.

Update setup.py now that menuconfig is Python 2-compatible

2019-06-06T02:57:22Z

Remove the Python 3 installation prereq for windows-curses, and another comment saying the menuconfig is Python 3 only.

Make 12.1.0 release

2019-06-04T09:00:13Z

Adds commit 22f2778 ("Mention that the load_config() message is different for replace=False")

Make 12.0.0 release

2019-06-03T04:55:22Z

Fixes two API issues. Some backwards compatibility breakage was required for the load_config()/write_config() message change, though the only effect on most scripts will be less output on stdout unless/until they're modified. - Commit bf36f5d ("Improve warning control API (with backwards compatibility)") - Commit 55bc8c3 ("Have load_config() and write_(min_)config() return messages") Kconfiglib now also makes the version number available: - Commit 455e366 ("Add kconfiglib.VERSION") These are longstanding issues. I don't know of any other ones that would warrant breaking backwards compatibility. Not going on some API changing spree.

Make 11.9.1 release

2019-06-01T04:22:48Z

Fixes an obscure rsource crash, in commit 92791a3 ("Fix obscure crash with rsource and $srctree pointing to a symlink").

Make 11.9.0 release

2019-05-31T00:16:52Z

Adds commit 175c1f5 ("Leave unchanged output files untouched"). This avoids updating file modification timestamps when nothing has changed, which can make it easier to avoid triggering redundant rebuilds.

Make 11.8.0 release

2019-05-29T00:50:48Z

Adds commit 437c6cc ("Use os.replace() if available in _save_old()"), which gives rename() semantics on Windows, avoiding copying the file. This was cherry-picked out of a larger change re. avoiding touching files whose contents haven't changed. Will come later.

Make 11.7.0 release

2019-05-28T15:10:25Z

Adds commit 3aea9f7 ("Add '# end of ' after menus in .config"), which mirrors a change in the C tools. The compatibility tests now pass again for the latest kernel.

Make 11.6.0 release

2019-05-25T16:46:18Z

Brings the format returned by Symbol/Choice/MenuNode.__str__()/custom_str() closer to how things would usually be written by hand, and removes spammy propagated dependencies from property conditions. Propagated dependencies are still included in the 'depends on ...' line, so no information is lost. Properties without parent deps. propagated to their conditions are now also available as MenuNode.orig_{prompt,defaults,selects,implies,ranges}. - Commit bb33eed ("Strip direct deps. from property conditions in Symbol/Choice/MenuNode.__str__()") - Commit e1da7aa ("Display n/m/y without quotes") - Commit 9f57bf9 ("Use the ' "prompt"' shorthand in __str__()") Also clarifies what KconfigSyntaxError is doing: - Commit 95515d4 ("Clarify that KconfigSyntaxError = KconfigError in the docs").