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Typing-toolbox for Python 3 _and_ 2.7 w.r.t. PEP 484.

1.0b10

2 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 10

The 1.0 beta 10 release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix and compatibility release. It brings support for Python 3.7 and 3.8. This support is however not complete, but mostly complete. Some issues still need to be fixed to complete this support, see #40.

This release consists of minor improvements over release 1.0 beta 9.

Many thanks to all contributors!

1.0b9

2 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 9

The 1.0 beta 9 release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix and compatibility release. It brings support for Python 3.7 and 3.8. This support is however not complete, but mostly complete. Some issues still need to be fixed to complete this support, see #40.

Note: this release is almost identical to 1.0 beta 6, 7 and 8. It just unpins the version requirement setuptools_scm==3.5.0 because it caused an issue for publishing in conda forge. As a consequence, Python 3.4 is no longer supported. If you need to use pytypes with Python 3.4, stick to release 1.0b8.

Many thanks to all contributors!

1.0b8

2 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 8

The 1.0 beta 8 release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix and compatibility release. It brings support for Python 3.7 and 3.8. This support is however not complete, but mostly complete. Some issues still need to be fixed to complete this support, see #40.

Note: this release is almost identical to 1.0 beta 6 and 1.0 beta 7. It just fixes an rst syntax issue that prevented publishing 1.0 beta 7 on PyPI.

Many thanks to all contributors!

1.0b7

2 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 7

The 1.0 beta 7 release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix and compatibility release. It brings support for Python 3.7 and 3.8. This support is however not complete, but mostly complete. Some issues still need to be fixed to complete this support, see #40.

Note: this release is almost identical to 1.0 beta 6. It just fixed an rst syntax issue that prevented publishing 1.0 beta 6 on PyPI.

Many thanks to all contributors!

1.0b6

2 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 6

The 1.0 beta 6 release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix and compatibility release. It brings support for Python 3.7 and 3.8. This support is however not complete, but mostly complete. Some issues still need to be fixed to complete this support, see #40.

Many thanks to all contributors!

1.0b5

5 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 5

The 1.0 beta 5 release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix release. Most notably it fixes some regressions in pytypes 1.0 beta 4.

Many thanks to all contributors!

1.0b4

6 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 4

We proudly present the 1.0 beta 4 release of pytypes. Beneath several bugfixes, the most notable new feature is a utility function for explicitly resolving forward references, e.g. of a manually defined type. Another significant improvement is proper support for tuple ellipses. The converter utility stubfile_2_converter alias typestubs was improved significantly. It can now be used to dump type info from a module into a stubfile, supporting type comments and ordinary type annotations as input or output. E.g. it can convert type comments from Python 2 code to an original Python 3 style stubfile.

Have fun!

1.0b3

6 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 3

The second release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix release. The most notable new feature is better handling of type variables. pytypes 1.0 beta 2 is available on PyPI.

Enjoy!

Note: 1.0 beta 3 is the same as 1.0 beta 2. Just release configuration was fixed.

1.0b2

6 years ago

pytypes 1.0 beta 2

The second release of pytypes is mainly a bugfix release. The most notable new feature is better handling of type variables. pytypes 1.0 beta 2 is available on PyPI.

Enjoy!

1.0b1

6 years ago

Welcome to pytypes 1.0 beta 1

This is the first release of pytypes. It is mainly intended to test pytypes' approaches in the real world. Please check to what extend this beta version suites your needs and help us to improve it. You can also access it via PyPI and install it via pip.

See the quick manual to get an overview of current features and what is planned next.

Happy typing!