Accepting request 795470 from devel:languages:python:numeric

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+Sat Apr 18 20:31:40 UTC 2020 - Arun Persaud <arun@gmx.de>
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+- specfile:
+  * updated required versions
+
+- update to version 1.11.0:
+  * Added
+    + #1103 Pattern-matching IDs and callbacks. Component IDs can be
+       dictionaries, and callbacks can reference patterns of
+       components, using three different wildcards: ALL, MATCH, and
+       ALLSMALLER, available from dash.dependencies. This lets you
+       create components on demand, and have callbacks respond to any
+       and all of them. To help with this, dash.callback_context gets
+       three new entries: outputs_list, inputs_list, and states_list,
+       which contain all the ids, properties, and except for the
+       outputs, the property values from all matched components.
+    + #1103 dash.testing option --pause: after opening the dash app in
+       a test, will invoke pdb for live debugging of both Javascript
+       and Python. Use with a single test case like pytest -k cbwc001
+       --pause.
+  * Changed
+  * #1103 Multiple changes to the callback pipeline:
+    + dash.callback_context.triggered now does NOT reflect any initial
+      values, and DOES reflect EVERY value which has been changed
+      either by activity in the app or as a result of a previous
+      callback. That means that the initial call of a callback with no
+      prerequisite callbacks will list nothing as triggering. For
+      backward compatibility, we continue to provide a length-1 list
+      for triggered, but its id and property are blank strings, and
+      bool(triggered) is False.
+    + A user interaction which returns the same property value as was
+      previously present will not trigger the component to re-render,
+      nor trigger callbacks using that property as an input.
+    + Callback validation is now mostly done in the browser, rather
+      than in Python. A few things - mostly type validation, like
+      ensuring IDs are strings or dicts and properties are strings -
+      are still done in Python, but most others, like ensuring outputs
+      are unique, inputs and outputs don't overlap, and (if desired)
+      that IDs are present in the layout, are done in the
+      browser. This means you can define callbacks BEFORE the layout
+      and still validate IDs to the layout; and while developing an
+      app, most errors in callback definitions will not halt the app.
+  * Fixed
+    + #1103 Fixed multiple bugs with chained callbacks either not
+       triggering, inconsistently triggering, or triggering multiple
+       times. This includes: #635, #832, #1053, #1071, and #1084. Also
+       fixed #1105: async components that aren't rendered by the page
+       (for example in a background Tab) would block the app from
+       executing callbacks.
+
+- changes from version 1.10.0:
+  * Added
+    + #1134 Allow dash.run_server() host and port parameters to be set
+       with environment variables HOST & PORT, respectively
+  * Changed
+    + #1145 Update from React 16.8.6 to 16.13.0
+  * Fixed
+    + #1142 Persistence: Also persist 0, empty string etc
+
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 Tue Mar 31 07:22:22 UTC 2020 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>