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Changelog

1.1.1

  • Update internal tables for Unicode 16.0.
  • Remove test_suite from setup.py file. Contributed by adrien-n (PR #38).
  • Add Python 3.14-dev to CI build environment.
  • Update copyright year (2024).

1.1.0

  • Fixed an issue in the Nickname profile implementation that trimmed extra leading/trailing white space beyond the Zs category prescribed in RFC 8266. Python treats certain Unicode control characters such as '\n' and '\t' as white space. If these appeared as leading/trailing spaces in a Nickname string, they were stripped. With this release, the Nickname profile will raise a UnicodeEncodeError DISALLOWED/controls if any control characters are encountered. (Issue #29)
  • Update internal tables for Unicode 15.1.
  • Add Python 3.13-dev to CI build environment.
  • Change format of README and CHANGELOG files to Markdown.
  • Drop support for Python 3.3 and 3.4.

1.0.5

  • Update internal tables for Unicode 15.0.
  • Small type hint fix to one .pyi file.
  • Add Python 3.11 and 3.12 to CI build environment.
  • Update copyright year (2023).

1.0.4

  • Update internal tables for Unicode 14.0. These updates also affect context rules for Unicode 11.0 through 13.0. In limited cases under previous versions of precis_i18n, valid strings under Unicode 11.0-13.0 were erroneously DISALLOWED due to context reasons hebrew_punctuation, katakana_middle_dot, and zero_width_nonjoiner. (Issue #19)
  • Add type hints for package. Contributed by lovetox (Issue #14).
  • Update copyright year (2022).

1.0.3

  • MANIFEST.in excludes test_derived_props_files.py; test data files are not packaged.
  • CI script now builds source package and runs tests from it.
  • Use Github Actions for continuous integration.
  • Update copyright year (2021).

1.0.2

  • get_profile now supports alternative unicodedata2 module (Issue #8).
  • get_profile maps ':' to '_' before look up (Issue #10).
  • Test Unicode 12.1 for Python 3.8.
  • Test Unicode 12.0 (Using optional unicodedata2 module)
  • Test Unicode 13.0 for Python 3.9 (Issue #9).
  • Update copyright year (2020).

1.0.1

  • Fixed a dict/set syntax typo that has no runtime effect (6ae6876).
  • Test forward compatibility of derived props test files as Unicode version increases.
  • Test Unicode 11.0 (Python 3.7).
  • Update copyright year (2019).

1.0.0

  • Release 1.0 version.
  • Add test that all codepoints are idempotent.
  • Update copyright year (2018).

0.7.0

  • (IMPORTANT) This version changes the results of the CaseMapped profiles due to publication of new RFC's.
  • The CaseMapped profiles now default to using ToLower instead of CaseFold.
  • Added profile variants for CaseFold, just for completeness.
  • Update references to RFC numbers in documentation and comments.

0.6.0

  • (IMPORTANT) This version changes the results of the Nickname profile.
  • Add support for proposed changes to RFC 7564 that will make the Nickname profile idempotent (Issue #3).
  • Add the "DISALLOWED/not_idempotent" error message.
  • Sign pypi package with gpg.

0.5.0

  • (API CHANGE) Profile's enforce method now returns a Unicode string instead of UTF-8 bytes. This API change affects code that uses get_profile() to obtain a profile. The codec still returns UTF-8 bytes. (Issue 2)
  • The codec search function now returns None when it doesn't find a matching codec.

0.4.1

  • Add LICENSE.txt and CHANGELOG.md to source tarball. (Issue 1)
  • Update travis and pypi metadata for Python 3.6.

0.4.0

  • Improve error messages when a string is disallowed.
  • Clean up test examples. Add a few more test cases.

0.3.0

  • Added the get_profile function to access profiles, when not using the codec.
  • Removed the global variables previously used to access profiles.
  • Added codecs for different case mappings of username and nickname.
  • Added codecs for base string classes: identifierclass and freeformclass.

0.2.2

  • Initial release to PyPI.