- Update to 6.119.1
- This patch migrates some more internals (around generating
novel inputs) to the IR layer (issue #3921).
- Update to 6.119.0
- This release improves Hypothesis’ handling of ExceptionGroup
- it’s now able to detect marker detections if they’re inside
a group and attempts to resolve them. Note that this handling
is still a work in progress and might not handle edge cases
optimally. Please open issues if you encounter any problems
or unexpected behavior with it.
- Update to 6.118.9
- Internal refactorings in preparation for upcoming changes.
- Update to 6.118.8
- Internal renamings.
- Update to 6.118.7
- This patch removes some # type: ignore comments following a
mypy update.
- Update to 6.118.6
- When Hypothesis replays examples from its test database that
it knows were previously fully shrunk it will no longer try
to shrink them again.
- This should significantly speed up development workflows for
slow tests, as the shrinking could contribute a significant
delay when rerunning the tests.
- In some rare cases this may cause minor reductions in example
quality. This was considered an acceptable tradeoff for the
improved test runtime.
- Update to 6.118.5
- This patch avoids computing some string representations we
won’t need, giving a small speedup (part of issue #4139).
- Update to 6.118.4
- This patch migrates the optimisation algorithm for
targeted property-based testing to our IR layer (issue
#3921). This should result in moderately different (and
hopefully improved) exploration behavior in tests which use
hypothesis.target().
- Update to 6.118.3
- This patch adds more type hints to internal Hypothesis code.
- Update to 6.118.2
- This patch migrates the explain phase to our IR layer (issue
#3921). This should improve both its speed and precision.
- Update to 6.118.1
- This patch updates some internals around how we determine an
input is too large to finish generating.
- Update to 6.118.0
- The urls() strategy no longer generates URLs where the port
number is 0.
- This change is motivated by the idea that the generated URLs
should, at least in theory, be possible to fetch. The port
number 0 is special; if a server binds to port 0, the kernel
will allocate an unused, and non-zero, port instead. That
means that it’s not possible for a server to actually be
listening on port 0. This motivation is briefly described in
the documentation for urls().
- Fixes issue #4157.
- Thanks to @gmacon for this contribution!
- Update to 6.117.0
- This changes the behaviour of settings profiles so that
if you reregister the currently loaded profile it will
automatically reload it. Previously you would have had to
load it again.
- In particular this means that if you register a “ci” profile,
it will automatically be used when Hypothesis detects you are
running on CI.
- Update to 6.116.0
- Hypothesis now detects if it is running on a CI server and
provides better default settings for running on CI in this
case.
- Update to 6.115.6
- This patch changes the priority order of pretty printing
logic so that a user provided pretty printing method will
always be used in preference to e.g. printing it like a
dataclass.
- Update to 6.115.5
- This patch restores diversity to the outputs of
from_type(type) (issue #4144).
- Update to 6.115.4
- This release improves pretty printing of nested classes to
include the outer class name in their printed representation.
- Update to 6.115.3
- This patch fixes a regression from version 6.115.2 where
generating values from integers() with certain values for
min_value and max_value would error.
- Require numpy >= 2.