Releases: smarie/python-genbadge
Releases · smarie/python-genbadge
1.1.1 - Fixed support for latest Pillow and Python
- Fixed support for Python 3.12 by adding
setuptools
requirement explicitly. Fixed
#32. - Fixed support for
Pillow
version 10 or greater. PR #33 by
famura.
See documentation page for details.
1.1.0 - Option to change or remove the badge name
- A new
-n/--name
commandline option can be used with all badge generation commands to override the badge label (left text). A--noname
commandline flag can alternatively be used to remove the left part completely. PR #25 bynefrob
.
See documentation page for details.
1.0.6 - Bugfix
- Fixed the badge generator in "local" mode (badge created from local SVG template, not downloaded from shields.io). Fixes #19. PR #20 by
texnofobix
.
See documentation page for details.
1.0.5 - Bugfix
- Removed dependency to
xunitparser
because its packaging relies onuse_2to3
which is not supported anymore in setuptools. Fixes #18.
See documentation page for details.
1.0.4 - Bugfix
genbadge coverage
: fixedZeroDivisionError
whencoverage.xml
contains 0 branches (in particular when--no-branch
option is set). Fixes #15
See documentation page for details.
1.0.3 - technical release
setup.py
is now using the contents ofsetup.cfg
for download url and setuptools_scm. There is now a single configuration file. See setuptools_scm#582.
See documentation page for details.
1.0.2 - technical release
- Fixed the release message.
See documentation page for details.
1.0.1 - bugfix - `defusedxml` import
genbadge coverage
command: fixedImporError
withdefusedxml
. Fixed #14.
See documentation page for details.
1.0.0 - security patch + simplified tests badge
-
The tests badge now simplifies when the success rate is 100%, which is the case in the vast majority of projects. Fixes #12
-
Now using
defusedxml
to fix a known vulnerability. Fixes #11
See documentation page for details.
0.8.0 - New features
- Added
flake8
command. Fixes #3. - Added a "silent" flag
-s
. Fixes #10 - Added a verbosity flag
-v
. Fixes #1 - Python 3.9 is now officially supported. Fixes #9
See documentation page for details.