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- Update to 3.2.2
- add fix-test-deps.patch to remove vendored dependencies
 *[Bug]: fabric.runners.Remote failed to properly deregister its SIGWINCH signal
    handler on shutdown; in rare situations this could cause tracebacks when
    the Python process receives SIGWINCH while no remote session is active.
    This has been fixed.
 * [Bug] #2204: The signal handling functionality added in Fabric 2.6 caused
    unrecoverable tracebacks when invoked from inside a thread (such as
    the use of fabric.group.ThreadingGroup) under certain interpreter versions.
    This has been fixed by simply refusing to register signal handlers when not
    in the main thread. Thanks to Francesco Giordano and others for the reports.
 * [Bug]: Neglected to actually add deprecated to our runtime dependency
    specification (it was still in our development dependencies). This has been fixed.
 * [Feature]: Enhanced fabric.testing in ways large and small:
    Backwards-compatibly merged the functionality of MockSFTP into MockRemote (may be
    opted-into by instantiating the latter with enable_sftp=True) so you can mock
    out both SSH and SFTP functionality in the same test, which was previously impossible.
    It also means you can use this in a Pytest autouse fixture to prevent any tests
    from accidentally hitting the network!
    A new pytest fixture, remote_with_sftp, has been added which leverages the previous
    bullet point (an all-in-one fixture suitable for, eg, preventing any incidental
    ssh/sftp attempts during test execution).
    A pile of documentation and test enhancements (yes, testing our testing helpers is a thing).
 * [Support]: Added a new runtime dependency on the Deprecated library.
 * [Support]: Language update: applied s/sanity/safety/g to the codebase
    (with the few actual API members using the term now marked deprecated & new ones added
    in the meantime, mostly in fabric.testing).
 * [Feature]: Add a new CLI flag to fab, fab --list-agent-keys, which will attempt
    to connect to your local SSH agent and print a key list, similarly to ssh-add -l.
    This is mostly useful for expectations-checking Fabric and Paramiko’s agent

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Thu Oct 19 08:51:37 UTC 2023 - Ondřej Súkup <mimi.vx@gmail.com>
- Update to 3.2.2
- add fix-test-deps.patch to remove vendored dependencies
*[Bug]: fabric.runners.Remote failed to properly deregister its SIGWINCH signal
handler on shutdown; in rare situations this could cause tracebacks when
the Python process receives SIGWINCH while no remote session is active.
This has been fixed.
* [Bug] #2204: The signal handling functionality added in Fabric 2.6 caused
unrecoverable tracebacks when invoked from inside a thread (such as
the use of fabric.group.ThreadingGroup) under certain interpreter versions.
This has been fixed by simply refusing to register signal handlers when not
in the main thread. Thanks to Francesco Giordano and others for the reports.
* [Bug]: Neglected to actually add deprecated to our runtime dependency
specification (it was still in our development dependencies). This has been fixed.
* [Feature]: Enhanced fabric.testing in ways large and small:
Backwards-compatibly merged the functionality of MockSFTP into MockRemote (may be
opted-into by instantiating the latter with enable_sftp=True) so you can mock
out both SSH and SFTP functionality in the same test, which was previously impossible.
It also means you can use this in a Pytest autouse fixture to prevent any tests
from accidentally hitting the network!
A new pytest fixture, remote_with_sftp, has been added which leverages the previous
bullet point (an all-in-one fixture suitable for, eg, preventing any incidental
ssh/sftp attempts during test execution).
A pile of documentation and test enhancements (yes, testing our testing helpers is a thing).
* [Support]: Added a new runtime dependency on the Deprecated library.
* [Support]: Language update: applied s/sanity/safety/g to the codebase
(with the few actual API members using the term now marked deprecated & new ones added
in the meantime, mostly in fabric.testing).
* [Feature]: Add a new CLI flag to fab, fab --list-agent-keys, which will attempt
to connect to your local SSH agent and print a key list, similarly to ssh-add -l.
This is mostly useful for expectations-checking Fabric and Paramiko’s agent
functionality, or for situations where you might not have ssh-add handy.
* [Feature]: Implement opt-in support for Paramiko 3.2’s AuthStrategy machinery, as follows:
Added a new module and class, fabric.auth.OpenSSHAuthStrategy, which leverages
aforementioned new Paramiko functionality to marry loaded SSH config files with
Fabric-level and runtime-level parameters, arriving at what should
be OpenSSH-client-compatible authentication behavior. See its API docs for details.
Added new configuration settings:
authentication.strategy_class, which defaults to None,
but can be set to OpenSSHAuthStrategy to opt-in to the new behavior.
authentication.identities, which defaults to the empty list, and can
be a list of private key paths for use by the new strategy class.
* [Bug] #2263: Explicitly add our dependency on decorator to setup.py instead of using
Invoke’s old, now removed, vendored copy of same. This allows Fabric to happily use
Invoke 2.1 and above
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Sun Jul 2 08:57:33 UTC 2023 - ecsos <ecsos@opensuse.org>