use standard project layout and tool config across all pallets and
pallets-eco projects
* add issue templates
* add dependabot grouped updates for actions and pypi
* add lock inactive closed issues workflow
* add publish workflow with slsa and trusted publishing
* simplify tests workflow matrix
* simplify docs config.py
* show license in docs
* use pip-compile to pin development dependencies
* rename test to tests
* add .editorconfig
* simplify .gitignore
* add pre-commit hooks (will run formatters in a subsequent PR)
* pin os and python in .readthedocs.yaml
* update license with original commit date and pallets-eco
* use pyproject.toml and flit_core instead of setuptools
* only declare flask dependency
* add config for mypy and pyright (will add typing in a subsequent PR)
* readme is markdown
* add pallets-eco message to readme
* remove install and docs links from readme
* add style, typing, docs tox envs
* use faster wheel building tox config
* add tox command to update dev dependencies
Require Flask >= `2.2.0`.
I'm comfortable going up to requiring `3.x`, but when I grep'd for
places we use older Flask constructs, this was all I found.
So for now no need to jump further.
Flask `2.2.0` requires Python >= `3.7`, so also dropped older pythons.
* Remove the branch constraint for pull request triggering
* Use Python 3.12 for main tests
* Use `ubuntu-20.04` for Python 3.6 since it's been removed in `ubuntu-latest`
* Remove Python 2.7 since it's not supported by GitHub Actions anymore (https://github.com/actions/setup-python/issues/672)
* Add the missing `setup-python` step
* Merge the `pip install` commands
* Switch to python 3.8 in Travis. I tried to add 3.8 while keeping 3.7
and 3.6, but ran into issues with Travis config, so instead just bumped
straight to 3.8. Long term I'd like to explore moving to Azure
Pipelines, but don't have the time to figure that out just yet.
* `flake8` was renamed to `pycodestyle`
* `py.test` was deprecated in favor of `pytest`
SQL queries containing non-ascii byte strings would cause errors, both with and
without Pygments highlighting.
This updates the non-Pygments case to handle a simple decoding to ensure the
value is ascii-safe. It also removes passing an explicit "utf-8" encoding to
Pygments, since this causes errors when the bytes are not utf-8. When the
encoding is omitted, Pygments will default to "guess" the encoding by trying
utf-8 and falling back to latin-1.
Fixes#55
The os.path.commonprefix() function only does basic string prefix checking, and
isn't aware of case-insensitive file names, or path separators. Instead, this
switches the filename formatting to use os.path.relpath() for normalizing paths
relative to sys.path.
Fixes#67
