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Release 1.1.0b1 #348

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@abn abn commented May 8, 2022

Fixed

  • Fixed an issue where canonicalize package names leads to infinite loops (#328).
  • Fixed an issue where versions wasn't correct normalized to PEP-440 (#344).
  • Fixed an issue with union of multi markers if one marker is a subset of the other marker (#352).
  • Fixed an issue with markers which are not in disjunctive normal form (DNF) (#347).
  • Fixed an issue where stub-only partial namespace packages were not recognized as packages (#221).
  • Fixed an issue where PEP-508 url requirements with extras were not parsed correctly (#345).
  • Fixed an issue where PEP-508 strings with wildcard exclusion constraints were incorrectly exported (#343).
  • Allow hidden directories on Windows bare repos (#341).
  • Fixed an issue where dependencies with an epoch are parsed as empty (#316).
  • Fixed an issue where a package consisting of multiple packages wasn't build correctly (#292).

Added

  • Added support for handling git urls with subdirectory (#288).
  • Added support for metadata files as described in PEP-658 for PEP-503 "simple" API repositories (#333).

Changed

  • Renamed dependency group of runtime dependencies to from default to main (#326).

Improvements

  • poetry-core is now completely type checked. Special thanks to @dimbleby @branchvincent 🎉
  • Improved the SemVer constraint parsing (#327).
  • Improved the speed when cloning git repositories (#290).

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@abn abn changed the title bump version: 1.1.0b1 Release 1.1.0b1 May 8, 2022
@finswimmer finswimmer force-pushed the release/1.1.0b1 branch 2 times, most recently from e8ecec7 to 4ba5ee8 Compare May 20, 2022 11:01
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abn commented May 20, 2022

python-poetry/poetry#5654 should fix the downstream tests.

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As discussed in chat, #325 should be included in order to reveal unintended side effects which require a downstream fix as early as possible before poetry 1.2 release.

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As discussed in chat, #325 should be included in order to reveal unintended side effects which require a downstream fix as early as possible before poetry 1.2 release.

This is merged now.

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abn commented May 23, 2022

Following up from #325 and in light of recent workarounds downstream in python-poetry/poetry#5654, we would also want #365 to be considered for b1.

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Recently merged PRs which may or may not need an changelog entry: #365, #325, #358

Co-authored-by: finswimmer <finswimmer77@gmail.com>
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@abn abn merged commit 252c166 into python-poetry:master May 23, 2022
@abn abn deleted the release/1.1.0b1 branch May 23, 2022 20:11
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