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Update to version 1.8.0 #1

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mgrossu commented 2025-11-05 19:30:37 +01:00
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Update to version 1.8.0 069a435546
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* Fix LazyDataDir.joinpath typing to also support Path objects as the right-hand side parameter.
* py.typed was added to the distribution, enabling users to use LazyDataDir in type annotations
* Fixed bug using lazy_datadir to copy a file using a sub-directory
* New lazy_datadir fixture that lazily copies files when accessed via joinpath or / operator
dgarcia commented 2025-11-06 13:08:12 +01:00
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I can see that you squashed all the release changelog into this one. Looks good in this case, as it's small, but I prefer to group changelogs with the release version, something like:


- Update to 1.8.0:
  * New lazy_shared_datadir fixture, which brings the same lazy functionality as lazy_datadir for the shared directory.
  * Fix LazyDataDir.joinpath typing to also support Path objects as the right-hand side parameter.
- 1.7.2:
  * py.typed was added to the distribution, enabling users to use LazyDataDir in type annotations
- 1.7.1:
  * Fixed bug using lazy_datadir to copy a file using a sub-directory 
- 1.7.0:
  * New lazy_datadir fixture that lazily copies files when accessed via joinpath or / operator
I can see that you squashed all the release changelog into this one. Looks good in this case, as it's small, but I prefer to group changelogs with the release version, something like: ``` - Update to 1.8.0: * New lazy_shared_datadir fixture, which brings the same lazy functionality as lazy_datadir for the shared directory. * Fix LazyDataDir.joinpath typing to also support Path objects as the right-hand side parameter. - 1.7.2: * py.typed was added to the distribution, enabling users to use LazyDataDir in type annotations - 1.7.1: * Fixed bug using lazy_datadir to copy a file using a sub-directory - 1.7.0: * New lazy_datadir fixture that lazily copies files when accessed via joinpath or / operator ```
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