A command line tool to delete your old toots: 🥳 ==> 🧼 ==> 😇
Full Changelog: https://github.com/hughrun/ephemetoot/compare/v3.2.0...v3.2.1
This patch adjusts the archive_media
test so that it mocks an http request instead of needing to do a real one. Thanks @pacoesteban
No new features.
With the new config setting archive_media
set to true
, media files will be archived as well as the toot JSON. Files are saved to /example.com/original/path/to/media.extension
Includes: #73 - add media archiving feature #75 - add test and bump dependencies
Upgrade with pip install --upgrade ephemetoot
This is a bugfix release with improvements to error handling. It resolves an issue that may manifest in long-running jobs on unstable networks.
Upgrade with pip install --upgrade ephemetoot
This is a minor bugfix pre-release.
It is recommended you do not upgrade to this release unless you are assisting with testing.
To use this version install with pip and specify the version explicitly:
pip install ephemetoot==3.1.1a1
Improves user instructions, adds checks when running --init
, and provides more control over logging.
Big thanks to @msafadieh for improving --quiet
mode.
#57 - quiet
mode now has quieter (-qq
) and silent (-qqq
) modes to suppress logging - @msafadieh
#59 - check and provide advice when users enter data in wrong format when using --init
- @hughrun
#59 - fix upgrade message in --version
being incorrect - @hughrun
Finally, you can install and update ephemetoot
directly from pypi using pip
!
Version 3 is packaged using poetry and available on pypi.
Nearly all of the changes in Version 3 are 'plumbing':
pip install ephemetoot
--init
flag guides users through creating a config file--verbose
flag provide more information about errorsCheck out the docs for more information.
pip install ephemetoot
pip uninstall ephemetoot
pip install ephemetoot
or, if you accidentally installed version 2.6.1 already:
pip install --upgrade ephemetoot
This release incorporates a full test suite, but no new features.
Primarily this release is about 'plumbing'. Contributors should notice the code base is easier to understand, but end-users should notice no real change compared to the alpha 3 release.