Recent commits to derivepassphrase.git (fb9b2a276f38d40068eff257ffc131659e0f999c)

Add version bound for `cryptography` wheels on PyPy 3.10

2026-04-03T20:06:52+02:00

Again, we did not keep our test environments up-to-date, lest we would
likely have noticed this incompatibility earlier… :/
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Record incompatibility of some `pytest` versions with Python 3.9

2026-04-03T19:54:33+02:00

Presumably, the `pytest` developers did not test Python 3.9
compatibility when using the (then non-standard) LL(1) parser.

On the other hand, neither did we keep our test environments up-to-date,
lest we would likely have noticed this incompatibility earlier… :/
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Update wishlist to post-v0.6

2026-04-02T22:16:41+02:00

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Release 0.6

2026-04-02T21:52:33+02:00

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Merge topic branch 'release-0.6-preparations' into master

2026-04-02T15:08:55+02:00

* release-0.6-preparations:
  Link to the respective wishlist entry in the recent changelog entries
  Update the translation template and the German message catalog
  Update the Python compatibility notes
  Update the release checklist to reflect changes to mkdocstrings from October 2025
  Auto-format the CLI messages
  Copy-edit translation files
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Link to the respective wishlist entry in the recent changelog entries

2026-04-02T15:07:40+02:00

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Update the translation template and the German message catalog

2026-04-02T14:21:36+02:00

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Update the Python compatibility notes

2026-04-02T11:24:04+02:00

- Python 3.14 has been released, and is officially supported since
  `derivepassphrase` v0.5.1.

- Python 3.9 has reached end-of-life, but we still retain compatibility
  at least until `derivepassphrase` v1.0.

- Mention that *if* we make use of some Python functionality after the
  end-of-life of the last version not supporting this functionality,
  then we will update the declared supported Python versions
  accordingly.
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Update the release checklist to reflect changes to mkdocstrings from October 2025

2026-04-02T09:59:26+02:00

Specifically, pawamoy shut down the Insiders program, and all
Insiders-only features of `mkdocstrings` are now public.  So there is no
need to install custom `mkdocstrings` versions just to build the
documentation.
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Auto-format the CLI messages

2026-04-02T09:46:39+02:00

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