Releases: dcantrell/pyparted
Releases · dcantrell/pyparted
pyparted-3.13.0
- Help the _ped module garbage collection in the test suite (dcantrell)
- Use 'return NULL' rather than 'return (PyObject *) NULL' in pydisk.c
(dcantrell) - Use Py_VISIT() in *_traverse() functions (dcantrell)
- Free allocated memory for temporary string buffers (dcantrell)
- Use Py_RETURN_NONE through the _ped module code (dcantrell)
- Coding style updates for the C code. (dcantrell)
- Some minor cleanups for the test case code (dcantrell)
- Remove DeprecationWarning in py_ped_constraint_duplicate() (dcantrell)
- Drop remaining Python 2.x handling from the Makefile (dcantrell)
- drop six (pgajdos)
- Reformat all Python source code using Python black (dcantrell)
- Update the AUTHORS file (dcantrell)
- Replace outdated Red Hat sample GPLv2+ boilerplates (dcantrell)
- Add support for loongarch (mahailiang)
- tests: Add PARTITION_LINUX_HOME to flag tests (bcl)
- Add support for no_automount partition flag (bcl)
- Add new disk types - disk uuid and partition uuid (bcl)
- tests: Remove feature values from DiskTypeStrTestCase (bcl)
- Add tests for high level partition type ID / UUID (berrange)
- Add tests for low level partition type ID / UUID (berrange)
- Add test base class helper for re-opening the device (berrange)
- Add test base class for GPT partitions (berrange)
- Fix start sector for test partition (berrange)
- Add example for viewing and changing GPT partition type UUID (berrange)
- Accept device path via argv for partition dump example (berrange)
- Add type ID / UUID to partition dump example (berrange)
- Map partition type ID / UUID accessors to Partition class (berrange)
- Bind low level APIs for type ID and UUID accessors (berrange)
- tests: Remove DeviceFreeAllTestCase (bcl)
- Add support for new libparted disk type features in parted-3.5 (dcantrell)
- Small Makefile updates (dcantrell)
- Remove .travis.yml file (dcantrell)
- Rename COPYING to LICENSE (dcantrell)
- A few minor updates to README.md (dcantrell)
- Change README to README.md (dcantrell)
pyparted-3.12.0
- Adjust how PED_PARTITION types are added to _ped
- Add support for PARTITION_LINUX_HOME
- Actually, install 'six' using pip
- Do not use pip to install test dependencies
- Update GitHub Actions test to latest Fedora image
- Add units, devices, and partitions convenience dicts
- Update version number and required libparted version
- Correct PARTITION_* constant initialization
- setup.py: port to setuptools
- Fix some errors found by covscan while building on RHEL-8
- Add initial Github Actions CI support
pyparted-3.11.7
- Set PY_SSIZE_T_CLEAN for the build (bcl)
- add nvme support
- Update RELEASE file to make last step be "make pypi" (dcantrell)
pyparted-3.11.6
- Use preprocessor for the _ped module and what constants to include.
(dcantrell) - Reduce libparted requirement to 3.2 (dcantrell)
- Update the pypi target in the Makefile (dcantrell)
- Reduce minimum Python required to 3.5 (dcantrell)
pyparted-3.11.5
Fixes for parted-3.3 and gcc 10:
- Require at least libparted 3.3 and python 3.7
- pedmodule.c: Fix partition enum flag handling
- Add support for chromeos_kernel and bls_boot partition flags
- Move exception declarations to _pedmodule.c
If you are still interested in using pyparted with Python 2.x, please let me know. I am currently only focused on Python 3.x support. I am not opposed to keeping support for Python 2.x, but I need to know who uses it and ideally people to send patches to keep it working.
pyparted-3.11.4
Bugs fixed in this release:
- Use Decimal for Device.getSize() operations, return a float (#1801355)
- Update the 'twine upload' line in the Makefile
- Don't intentionally prohibit Python 2 usage (#67)
- mips64 support (Doorer [email protected])
pyparted-3.11.3
Many bug fixes in this release:
- 'from collections' -> 'from collections.abc' (BZ#1772060)
- Add some more examples
- Small correction to the PED_EXCEPTION_FIX handling. (#61)
- Restore returning None for get_name() on Partition objects. (#59)
- Handle PED_EXCEPTION_FIX (Fix/Ignore) exceptions (#61)
- check for undefined flags
- fixed typo
- removed ifdefs
- added support for newer pyparted versions
- Support pypi.python.org for releases (#37)
- Forgot the "/" in the path name (#47)
- Remove assumption that temp devices get created in /tmp (#47)
- Adjust test case numbers for GeometryWriteTestCase again
- Revert "Use copy.deepcopy() rather than .duplicate()"
- Remove another unnecessary os.close() from baseclass.py
- Remove rogue close() call in baseclass.py
- Ignore the 'const' and just use these values as 'char *'
- Use copy.deepcopy() rather than .duplicate()
- More file descriptor close statements.
- Fixes for the RequiresDeviceNode class
- Use a smaller length for GeometryWriteTestCase()
- Close the RequiresDeviceNode file descriptor before removal.
- Fix writing NULL sectors using a Geometry object() (#54)
- Use Decimal() instead of float() in some operations (#57)
- Fix reference to fedorahosted.org in README (#52)
- Check for PartedException for upper disk and partition get flag ops.
- Only define PARTITION_ESP if libparted provides PED_PARTITION_ESP
- Only define PARTITION_IRST if libparted provides PED_PARTITION_IRST
- I did not remember, Debian spells it "libparted-dev".
- Adjust .travis.yml file.
- Add Travis-CI configuration file.
- Add support for RISC-V
- Typo fix: mimimum -> minimum
- Replace 'iff' with 'if and only if' in pynatmath.h.
- Fix a type for the get_max_primary_partition_count() doc string.
- Remove *_LAST_FLAG checks
pyparted-3.11.2
- pyparted-3.11.2 (david.l.cantrell)
- Do not remove the generated tarballs. (david.l.cantrell)
- Update the RELEASE file. (david.l.cantrell)
- tests: Fix flag_get_name tests (bcl)
- Avoid potential NULL dereferences in pydisk.c and pytimer.c (david.l.cantrell)
- New - example to query device capacity (jflorian)
- correct spelling mistake (edward)
- _ped's *_flag_get_name methods now throw a PartedException instead of ValueError on unsupported flags. (lukasz.zemczak)
- Make the partition name a property on parted.Partition objects (#34) (david.l.cantrell)