File linode-cli.changes of Package linode-cli

Overview Repositories Revisions Requests Users Attributes Meta

File linode-cli.changes of Package linode-cli

-------------------------------------------------------------------
Thu Nov 10 14:57:20 UTC 2022 - Andrea Manzini <andrea.manzini@suse.com>

- Update to version 5.25.0
  * refreshed openapi specs
  * Link to endpoint documentation in command help page
  * output: print default values being used
  * Add support for action aliasing
  * Add support for autocompletion
  * Accepted integer chunk_size instead of float
  * Refactor for Python 3

- refreshed the patch used to remove shebang line in __init__.py

-------------------------------------------------------------------
Tue May 03 12:52:14 UTC 2022 - rombert@apache.org

- Update to version 5.19.0:
  * Make LKE test work through version rotations

-------------------------------------------------------------------
Tue Feb 15 14:55:30 UTC 2022 - rombert@apache.org

- Update to version 5.17.1:
  * Make volume tests more resilient
  * Move Homebrew to new Community Distributions section
  * Mention Homebrew installation option in the README
  * run black to format files
  * run `isort . --profile=black` to sort imports
  * Run pycln to remove unused imports
  * Correctly fixed regex for new default nodebalancer dns
  * Update rdns name for new nodebalancers
  * Update linodecli/__init__.py
  * new: Warn python2 users of planned dropping of support
  * bug: Fix `linode-cli users view USERNAME`
  * bug: Follow redirects when downloading spec
  * ref: Stop recommending python2
  * bug: Remove commands with no actions from recognized commands
  * Fix tests more
  * bug: Make tests more durable
  * bug: Tests should accept new error output
  * bug: Fixed error output for CLI operations

-------------------------------------------------------------------
Sun Dec 26 22:43:39 UTC 2021 - Robert Munteanu <rombert@apache.org>

- Initial packaging of version 5.13.1

Places

File linode-cli.changes of Package linode-cli

Places