Bump hupper from 1.9 to 1.10.2

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Bumps hupper from 1.9 to 1.10.2.

Changelog

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1.10.2 (2020-03-02)

• Fix a regression that caused SIGINT to not work properly in some situations. See Pylons/hupper#67

1.10.1 (2020-02-18)

• Performance improvements when using Watchman.

1.10 (2020-02-18)

• Handle a SIGTERM signal by forwarding it to the child process and gracefully waiting for it to exit. This should enable using hupper from within docker containers and other systems that want to control the reloader process.

  Previously the SIGTERM would shutdown hupper immediately, stranding the worker and relying on it to shutdown on its own.

  See Pylons/hupper#65

• Avoid acquiring locks in the reloader process's signal handlers. See Pylons/hupper#65

• Fix deprecation warnings caused by using the imp module on newer versions of Python. See Pylons/hupper#65

1.9.1 (2019-11-12)

• Support some scenarios in which user code is symlinked site-packages. These were previously being ignored by the file monitor but should now be tracked. See Pylons/hupper#61

Commits

• 1f4aa9e prep 1.10.2
• be98e5c Merge pull request #67 from mmerickel/handle-sigint-in-wait-for-changes
• fd30f9e SIGINT was being squashed in wait_for_changes after a crash
• 7c4a18b prep 1.10.1
• 431a491 only watch the immediate folder to avoid duplicate responses from watchman
• 807333b prep 1.10
• 3e516ad Merge pull request #65 from Pylons/handle-sigterm
• 21cc5cf exit if the control pipe dies
• e670bda return True indicating that the event is handled
• 16c3b58 support tearing down the ctrl handler
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