Thin wrapper for "pandoc" (MIT)
Below is the big changes for pypandoc v1.13. As always, rleeases for pypandoc and pypandoc_binary can be downloaded from pypi.
Another fun thing, is that this time, is the first in pypandoc history, that we share the minor version with "pandoc", funny how things work out some times.
This release includes the new prebuild wheels for linux with pandoc included.
We also now support a new variant of linux "aarch".
In addition, we now also have a development version, build from the latest sourse code.
* Added "aarch" type check #303
* ci: Use cibuildwheel to build wheels #309
* Sort files before proc fixes #292 #301
* refact: use fstring in pandoc_download.py #307
* Updated pandoc-citeproc handling after downloading #311
* Fixes test cases that uses python, while only python3 is available: Fixes #276 #302
Enjoy
This release fixes a critical error where pandoc couldn't be download… …ed from the GitHub releases, due to a change in how GitHub loads their release page.
Other than that, there's some improvements to how we test pypandoc in the future.
Time for another release of PyPandoc. Most notable, from this release onwards python2 support has been dropped. In addition, it's now possible to pass multiple files to convert. Under the hood, there's also been multiple improvements. Lastly, deprecated code for 1.8 has been removed.
This release of PyPandoc enables the new sandbox mode of pandoc >= 2.… …15 by default. This can be toggled and has no effect on pandoc versions < 2.15. In addition this release also adds an option to verify from and to formats before converting, reducing the calls to pandoc.
Two new utility functions has also been added (ensure_pandoc_minimal_version and ensure_pandoc_maximal_version), to check the major and minor version of the pandoc currently being used. In addition, the old convert() function, has been set to be removed in the next major release of PyPandoc (1.8) Other than that, a few bug fixes here and there.
This is the first release after I took maintainership of PyPandoc
This release includes the following:
To use newer versions of Pandoc (e.g. above 2.10), which means the versions without citeproc included, you'll need to update to this version.
Changes:
download_pandoc()
function has now a quiet
, delete_installer
, and download_folder
argumentensure_pandoc_installed(quiet=False)
function