* pyobject availability does not impact glib testing
* Fix test case to compare url ids
* slack:// now has timestamp=yes/no kwarg support
* Fix AppriseURLTester usage of meta["self"]
* Fix test_time_zoneinfo edge case
* Added support for discord:// flags
* Global Timezone support added (tz=)
* feat: add icon field support for bark plugin
* Add twilio phone calls support
* Add Power Automate (Workflows/MS Teams) alternative url support
* Environment improvments (updates to PR #1385)
* PEM backend definitions handling for forwards compatability
* build environment improvements
* RUF059 linting fixes against codebase
- from version 1.9.4
* Added Spike.sh support
* Added Spug Push Support
* Added Lark Support
* Added QQ Push Support
* Added SIGNL4 Support
* Added SendPulse Support
* Added Clickatell support
* Added Vapid/WebPush Support
* Added SMPP support
* Fix throttling in matrix plugin
* minor fixes lingering from PR (#1368)
- This is the major update identified in the Life-Cycle Support
* bluesky resolve did custom domains
* Update token regex on chanify
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-apprise?expand=0&rev=22
* BlueSky Support Added
* Added Resend Support
* Fix flaky test in translation tests
* Set default port for Mattermost notifications
* Office 365 posts include subject and body now
* Telegram messages leverage caption field when attachments
* Extend options for plugin Seven
* Ntfy.sh Internationalized URL support added for click=
* Improved SMS transmission documentation
* apprise.urls() bulletproofing/bugfix
* Add option label for plugin seven
* Minor and insignifigant changes (typos and alike)
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-apprise?expand=0&rev=20
* discord:// now supports the kwarg of 'botname'
* Better support for reverse-url construction containing whitespace
* Updated reference to BSDv2 clause in RPM
* Resolved chanify:// naming confusion
- from version 1.9.1
* Plivo Support Added
* Support for PGP Email Support (DeltaChat Compatible)
* Seven (SMS Provider) Added
* Matrix Well Known URI Server Discovery
* Eliminated non-essential warning log in mailto:// parsing
* Improved voipms:// phone number parsing
* CLI environment variable over-ride support
* Unpin paho-mqtt version
* Improved hostname verification
* Bark - add critical level alert plus ?volume= argument
* Refactored Office 365 Plugin
* Refactored Apprise mailto:// and apprise.utils module
* feat: Add support for latest MSTeams webhook URL format
* mmost:// supports legacy url webhooks (http://)
* Added disclaimer for AES-CBC-128 weakness with simplepush://
* Fix print statement in test run function
* Dropped Python v3.7 GH Action Test Support (deprecated)
* Removed python-xdist development dependency due to it not being used
* Remove Boxcar due to it no longer being available upstream
* Remove duplicate entry for Burst SMS
* Matrix: Allow token only client API authorization with token
parameter
* Matrix Long Lived Token: Don't logout, and use UUIDv4 for
transactionIds
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-apprise?expand=0&rev=18
- Update to version 1.9.0:
Features:
* Added WxPusher Support
* Persistent Storage added. This feature is very big and better documented here.
https://github.com/caronc/apprise/wiki/persistent_storage
Long overdue, plugins can now safely cache some of the query
results returned from upstream endpoints to disk. This saves
the need to make future extra web requests later (overall
causing a performance boost to Apprise). It's a cache engine
done right; content is contained, and those using the CLI can
clean/reset it. You can also easily turn it off.
* mqtt:// support for publishing retain flag
* SendGrid Attachment Support Added
* Refactored base64 attachment handling
Fixes:
* Fix typo in readme
* Fix Telegram Thread/Topic handling
* Fixed mattermost channel handling
* Escape unsupported Telegram MarkdownV2 characters
Telegram MarkdownV2 has turned out to be a VERY different style
of markdown. For consistency, the default telegram mode is
version 1. Simply add ?format=markdown&mdv=v2 to your URL to
change this.
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-apprise?expand=0&rev=16
- Update to version 1.8.1:
Features:
* New Services:
- Splunk
- Africas Talking
- Microsoft Power Automate / Workflows
- Société Française du Radiotéléphone (SFR)
* Slack supports <@userid> in message body
* Turn large ntfy messages into a attachments
* Refactored the way Notifiarr Discord users are mentioned
* OneSignal to support custom data in payload
* Twilio WhatsApp support added
* Allow json data in OneSignal template arguments
Fixes:
* Automatically increment Matrix v3 transaction IDs
* Slack files upload deprecation
* Update token regex in ServerChan
* Add missing % string in import failed trace message
* This will fix issues with Home Assistant
* Fixes random matrix:// unittest failures
* fix: conversion html_to_text hr tags rstrip non string object
- Updates from version 1.8.0:
Features:
* Custom Plugin Attachment Support Enforced + Added Testing
* Do not sanitize http:// attachment URLs. This allows the
successful fetching of very complicated http based Attachment
URL's where the case sensitivity of the keys matter. The side
effect of this change, is built in switches like cache= become
case sensitive too (e.g Cache= will no longer be parsed).
Fixes:
* Added JSON Content-Type header to freemobile://
* Fix mailto://ip.addr support
* clicksend:// authentication bugfix
* Update Apprise API (apprise//) token length
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-apprise?expand=0&rev=14
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