Recent commits to derivepassphrase.git (71afd6b335c6f5fa0d94a90b2eac5c0f08bc28f9)

Add a changelog and supporting infrastructure (towncrier)

2024-07-21T23:15:20+02:00

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Reformat everything with ruff

2024-07-21T10:09:10+02:00

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Fix style issues with ruff (hatch default configuration)

2024-07-20T23:46:05+02:00

Because `ruff` only shows online documentation for the latest version,
it is inconvenient to work with outdated rulesets.  So, manually update
the `hatch` configuration from `ruff` v0.4.5 to v0.5.0, and reimplement
all rule changes by hand.
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Fix style issues with ruff (in its default configuration)

2024-07-19T18:58:12+02:00

(One of them actually was a bug: an f-string missing the leading `f`.)
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Release 0.1.1

2024-07-14T16:14:59+02:00

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Set up a web host for the documentation

2024-07-14T16:11:25+02:00

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Remove CSS file mention in MkDocs configuration

2024-07-14T16:10:32+02:00

The file itself was already removed in
cedd14e7792ab8b3a7cc1bfe0b2d5e280695cd40.
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Update package dependencies in README

2024-07-14T15:23:27+02:00

We erroneously claim that we require Python 3.11 instead of 3.10, and we
neglect to mention the typing-extensions package.
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Restore version attributes in modules

2024-07-14T15:00:43+02:00

Version 0.1.0 included broken references to the `__version__` attribute
in other modules, most importantly in the command-line interface.  In
the README, we mention that we support copying the files into the target
directory.  The command-line interface will then have no installed
package to query for its version number.

Fix this by re-duplicating the version number in the `__version__`
attribute, manually, across all top-level modules.

In the long run, we either want Hatchling to support writing the version
back to multiple files, or we want to write a script or hook script that
accomplishes this ourselves, or perhaps we want to publish `sequin` and
`ssh_agent_client` as separate packages so they get their own version
number.  Until then, manually duplicating the number to the top-level
modules is an acceptable compromise to me.
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Release 0.1.0

2024-07-14T13:17:54+02:00

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