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Rsfile 3.1

  • Add support for python 3.11 and 3.12b
  • Drop compatibility for Python 3.6 included
  • Remove support for "U" open() mode in Python>=3.11
  • Fix bugs regarding non-blocking pipes (see current troubles on python/cpython#57531)
  • Switch to pyproject.toml package configuration and new "src/" layout
  • Switch to Alabaster sphinx doc template
  • Add .readthedocs.yaml configuration for Read The Docs

Rsfile 3.0

  • Drop compatibility for Python 2.7 to 3.5 included
  • Add support for python 3.8, 3.9, and 3.10

Rsfile 2.2

  • Python 3.6 and Python 3.7 compatibility
  • Fix bugs when handling PIPEs

Rsfile 2.1

  • Add some tweaks to mimick the more tolerant behaviour of python2.7 open(), regarding the mixing of str and unicode
  • Add script for aggregate coverage reporting
  • Strengthen tests of rsopen() usage errors

Rsfile 2.0

  • Switch from Mercurial to Git
  • Remove python2.6 support and its polyfills
  • Move backends and test suites inside rsfile package
  • Conform rsfile to the behaviour of latest "io" module and "open" builtin
  • Make rsfile work against py33, py34 and py35, by leveraging their stdlib test suites
  • Rename "win32" to "windows" everywhere (even pywin32 extensions actually handle x64 system)
  • Improve the I/O benchmark runner
  • Cache decorated methods to boost performances
  • Add support for the new "x" mode flag in rsopen()
  • Fix the corner case of uninitialized streams
  • Tweak the excessive verbosity of locking tests
  • Handle exceptions when closing raw streams (stream is marked as closed anyway)
  • Normalize the naming of backend modules
  • Fix bugs with __getattr__() lookup forwarding
  • Use C/N flags for file existence on opening (-/+ supported but deprecated)
  • Automatically compare the behaviour of all possible open modes, between stdlib/io and rsfile
  • Autogenerate equivalence matrix for file opening modes, using python-tabulate.
  • Switch from distutils to setuptools for setup.py
  • Add support for the new "opener" parameter of open() builtin
  • Strengthen tests around fileno/handle reuse and duplication
  • Fix bug regarding improper value of file "modification_time" on windows
  • Add implicit flush() before every sync()
  • Remove heavy star imports from pywin32 backend
  • Roughly test sync() parameters, via performance measurements
  • Rename file "uid()" to "unique_id()", to prevent confusion with "user id" (but an alias remains)
  • Fix nasty bug where file unique_id could be None in internal registries
  • Add lots of defensive assertions
  • Make FileTimes repr() more friendly
  • Add support for the wrapping of [non-blocking] pipes/fifos
  • Reject the opening of directories properly
  • Reorganize and cleanup sphinx docs
  • Improve docstrings of added/updated methods/attributes
  • Explain the file locking semantic better
  • Update and correct typos in the "I/O Overview" article
  • Document lots of corner cases: thread safety, reentrancy, sync parameters, file-share-delete semantic...
  • Remove the now obsolete "multi_syscall_lock" (thread-safe interface does better)
  • Integrate tests and doc building with Tox
  • Fix bug with windows/ctypes backend on python3.5 (OVERLAPPED structure was broken)
  • Add tests for the behaviour of streams after a fork()
  • Add optmizations for systems without fork (no need for multiprocessing locks then)
  • Normalize "__future__" imports and code formatting
  • Review and document the exception types used
  • Cleanup/DRY tons of obsolete TODOs and comments
  • Better document the CAVEATS of rsfile, regarding fcntl and interoperability with other I/O libs
  • Add standard files to the repository (readme, contributing, changelog etc.)
  • Integrate with Travis CI

Rsfile 1.1

  • Workaround for old python2.6 bug, rejecting unicode strings in **kwargs
  • Fixed indentation problem in exception handlers

Rsfile 1.0

Initial release, supporting py26, py27, and py31