File python-pytest-benchmark.changes of Package python-pytest-benchmark
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Mon Jan 26 08:28:32 UTC 2026 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
- update to 5.2.3:
* Add support for pytest 9.0.
* Moved the README.rst/CHANGELOG.rst concatenation from
setup.py to pyproject.toml.
* Fixed auto-disable to work with newer xdist (pytest-benchmark
auto disables benchmarks if xdist is enabled by design).
Contributed by Thomas B. Brunner in #294.
* Add markers so pytest doesn't try to assert-rewrite the
plugin internals (fixes those
pytest.PytestAssertRewriteWarning: Module already imported so
cannot be rewritten; pytest_benchmark warnings).
* Added support for a per-round teardown function to pedantic
mode. Contributed Patrick Winter by #264.
* Added --benchmark-time-unit option. Contributed by Tony Kuo
in #281.
* Fixed deprecated hook examples in docstrings. Contributed by
Ali-Akber Saifee in #284.
* Changed --benchmark-compare-fail to accept percentages higher
than 100%. Contributed by Ben Avrahami in #280.
* Added minimal typing support. Contributed by Sorin Sbarnea in
#290.
* Fixed support for Python 3.9. Contributed by Enno Gotthold in
#291.
* Replaced the complicated and broken code of
pytest_benchmark.utils.clonefunc with a simple return of the
input. That function was supposed to allow benchmarking with
the cost of PyPy JIT included but it's a hassle to maintain.
* Moved the instrumentation pause outside the round loops (in
addition to tracing, profiling is paused too). Pedantic mode
will keep doing this per round (as the user manually controls
the round count). This is necessary because in some scenarios
setting and unsetting the tracer too much will overflow an
internal counter (found to cause "OverflowError: events set
too many times" at least on Python 3.13).
* Fixed broken hooks handling on pytest 8.1 or later (the
TypeError: import_path() missing 1 required keyword-only
argument: 'consider_namespace_packages' issue). Unfortunately
this sets the minimum supported pytest version to 8.1.
* Fixed bad fixture check that broke down then nbmake was
enabled.
* Dropped support for now EOL Python 3.8. Also moved tests
suite to only test the latest pytest versions (8.3.x).
* Fix generate parametrize tests benchmark csv report errors
(issue #268). Contributed by Johnny Huang in #269.
* Added the --benchmark-time-unit cli option for overriding the
measurement unit used for display. Contributed by Tony Kuo in
#257.
* Fixes spelling in some help texts. Contributed by Eugeniy in
#267.
* Added new cprofile options: --benchmark-cprofile-loops=LOOPS
- previously profiling only ran the function once, this allow
customization. --benchmark-cprofile-top=COUNT - allows
showing more rows. --benchmark-cprofile-dump=[FILENAME-
PREFIX] - allows saving to a file (that you can load in
snakeviz, RunSnakeRun or other tools).
* --benchmark-cprofile-loops=LOOPS - previously profiling only
ran the function once, this allow customization.
* --benchmark-cprofile-top=COUNT - allows showing more rows.
* --benchmark-cprofile-dump=[FILENAME-PREFIX] - allows saving
to a file (that you can load in snakeviz, RunSnakeRun or
other tools).
* Removed hidden dependency on py.path (replaced with pathlib).
* Dropped support for legacy Pythons (2.7, 3.6 or older).
* Switched CI to GitHub Actions.
* Removed dependency on the py library (that was not properly
specified as a dependency anyway).
* Fix skipping test in test_utils.py if appropriate VCS not
available. Also fix typo. Contributed by Sam James in #211.
* Added support for pytest 7.2.0 by using pytest.hookimpl and
pytest.hookspec to configure hooks. Contributed by Florian
Bruhin in #224.
* Now no save is attempted if --benchmark-disable is used.
Fixes #205. Contributed by Friedrich Delgado in #207.
* Republished with updated changelog. I intended to publish a
3.3.0 release but I messed it up because bumpversion doesn't
work well with pre-commit apparently... thus 3.4.0 was set in
by accident.
* Disable progress indication unless --benchmark-verbose is
used. Contributed by Dimitris Rozakis in #149.
* Added Python 3.9, dropped Python 3.5. Contributed by Miroslav
Šedivý in #189.
* Changed the "cpu" data in the json output to include
everything that cpuinfo outputs, for better or worse as
cpuinfo 6.0 changed some fields. Users should now ensure they
are an adequate cpuinfo package installed. MAY BE BACKWARDS
INCOMPATIBLE
* Changed behavior of --benchmark-skip and --benchmark-only to
apply early in the collection phase. This means skipped tests
won't make pytest run fixtures for said tests unnecessarily,
but unfortunately this also means the skipping behavior will
be applied to any tests that requires a "benchmark" fixture,
regardless if it would come from pytest-benchmark or not. MAY
BE BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLE
* Added --benchmark-quiet - option to disable reporting and
other information output.
* Squelched unnecessary warning when --benchmark-disable and
save options are used. Fixes #199.
* PerformanceRegression exception no longer inherits
pytest.UsageError (apparently a final class).
* Fixed "already-imported" pytest warning. Contributed by
Jonathan Simon Prates in #151.
* Fixed breakage that occurs when benchmark is disabled while
using cprofile feature (by disabling cprofile too).
* Dropped Python 3.4 from the test suite and updated test deps.
* Fixed pytest_benchmark.utils.clonefunc to work on Python 3.8.
* Added support for pytest items without funcargs. Fixes
interoperability with other pytest plugins like pytest-
flake8.
* Updated changelog entries for 3.2.0. I made the release for
pytest-cov on the same day and thought I updated the
changelogs for both plugins. Alas, I only updated pytest-cov.
* Added missing version constraint change. Now pytest >= 3.8 is
required (due to pytest 4.1 support).
* Fixed couple CI/test issues.
* Fixed broken pytest_benchmark.__version__.
* Added support for simple trial x-axis histogram label.
Contributed by Ken Crowell in #95).
* Added support for Pytest 3.3+, Contributed by Julien
Nicoulaud in #103.
* Added support for Pytest 4.0. Contributed by Pablo Aguiar in
#129 and #130.
* Added support for Pytest 4.1.
* Various formatting, spelling and documentation fixes.
Contributed by Ken Crowell, Ofek Lev, Matthew Feickert, Jose
Eduardo, Anton Lodder, Alexander Duryagin and Grygorii
Iermolenko in #97, #105, #110, #111, #115, #123, #131 and
#140.
* Fixed broken pytest_benchmark_update_machine_info hook.
Contributed by Alex Ford in #109.
* Fixed bogus xdist warning when using --benchmark-disable.
Contributed by Francesco Ballarin in #113.
* Added support for pathlib2. Contributed by Lincoln de Sousa
in #114.
* Changed handling so you can use --benchmark-skip and
--benchmark-only, with the later having priority. Contributed
by Ofek Lev in #116.
* Fixed various CI/testing issues. Contributed by Stanislav
Levin in #134, #136 and #138.
* Fixed loading data from old json files (missing ops field,
see #81).
* Fixed regression on broken SCM (see #82).
* Added "operations per second" (ops field in Stats) metric --
shows the call rate of code being tested. Contributed by
Alexey Popravka in #78.
* Added a time field in commit_info. Contributed by "varac" in
#71.
* Added a author_time field in commit_info. Contributed by
"varac" in #75.
* Fixed the leaking of credentials by masking the URL printed
when storing data to elasticsearch.
* Added a --benchmark-netrc option to use credentials from a
netrc file when storing data to elasticsearch. Both
contributed by Andre Bianchi in #73.
* Fixed docs on hooks. Contributed by Andre Bianchi in #74.
* Remove git and hg as system dependencies when guessing the
project name.
* machine_info now contains more detailed information about the
CPU, in particular the exact model. Contributed by Antonio
Cuni in #61.
* Added benchmark.extra_info, which you can use to save
arbitrary stuff in the JSON. Contributed by Antonio Cuni in
the same PR as above.
* Fix support for latest PyGal version (histograms).
Contributed by Swen Kooij in #68.
* Added support for getting commit_info when not running in the
root of the repository. Contributed by Vara Canero in #69.
* Added short form for --storage/--verbose options in CLI.
* Added an alternate pytest-benchmark CLI bin (in addition to
py.test-benchmark) to match the madness in pytest.
* Fix some issues with --help in CLI.
* Improved git remote parsing (for commit_info in JSON
outputs).
* Fixed default value for --benchmark-columns.
* Fixed comparison mode (loading was done too late).
* Remove the project name from the autosave name. This will get
the old brief naming from 3.0 back.
* Added --benchmark-columns command line option. It selects
what columns are displayed in the result table. Contributed
by Antonio Cuni in #34.
* Added support for grouping by specific test parametrization
(--benchmark-group-by=param:NAME where NAME is your param
name). Contributed by Antonio Cuni in #37.
* Added support for name or fullname in --benchmark-sort.
Contributed by Antonio Cuni in #37.
* Changed signature for pytest_benchmark_generate_json hook to
take 2 new arguments: machine_info and commit_info.
* Changed --benchmark-histogram to plot groups instead of name-
matching runs.
* Changed --benchmark-histogram to plot exactly what you
compared against. Now it's 1:1 with the compare feature.
* Changed --benchmark-compare to allow globs. You can compare
against all the previous runs now.
* Changed --benchmark-group-by to allow multiple values
separated by comma. Example: --benchmark-group-
by=param:foo,param:bar
* Added a command line tool to compare previous data: py.test-
benchmark. It has two commands: list - Lists all the
available files. compare - Displays result tables. Takes
options: --sort=COL --group-by=LABEL --columns=LABELS
--histogram=[FILENAME-PREFIX]
* list - Lists all the available files.
* compare - Displays result tables. Takes options: --sort=COL
--group-by=LABEL --columns=LABELS --histogram=[FILENAME-
PREFIX]
* --sort=COL
* --group-by=LABEL
* --columns=LABELS
* --histogram=[FILENAME-PREFIX]
* Added --benchmark-cprofile that profiles last run of
benchmarked function. Contributed by Petr Šebek.
* Changed --benchmark-storage so it now allows elasticsearch
storage. It allows to store data to elasticsearch instead to
json files. Contributed by Petr Šebek in #58.
* Improved --help text for --benchmark-histogram, --benchmark-
save and --benchmark-autosave.
* Benchmarks that raised exceptions during test now have
special highlighting in result table (red background).
* Benchmarks that raised exceptions are not included in the
saved data anymore (you can still get the old behavior back
by implementing pytest_benchmark_generate_json in your
conftest.py).
* The plugin will use pytest's warning system for warnings.
There are 2 categories: WBENCHMARK-C (compare mode issues)
and WBENCHMARK-U (usage issues).
* The red warnings are only shown if --benchmark-verbose is
used. They still will be always be shown in the pytest-
warnings section.
* Using the benchmark fixture more than one time is disallowed
(will raise exception).
* Not using the benchmark fixture (but requiring it) will issue
a warning (WBENCHMARK-U1).
* Changed --benchmark-warmup to take optional value and
automatically activate on PyPy (default value is auto). MAY
BE BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLE
* Removed the version check in compare mode (previously there
was a warning if current version is lower than what's in the
file).
* Changed how comparison is displayed in the result table. Now
previous runs are shown as normal runs and names get a
special suffix indicating the origin. Eg: "test_foobar (NOW)"
or "test_foobar (0123)".
* Fixed sorting in the result table. Now rows are sorted by the
sort column, and then by name.
* Show the plugin version in the header section.
* Moved the display of default options in the header section.
* Add a --benchmark-disable option. It's automatically
activated when xdist is on
* When xdist is on or statistics can't be imported then
--benchmark-disable is automatically activated (instead of
--benchmark-skip). BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLE
* Replace the deprecated __multicall__ with the new hookwrapper
system.
* Improved description for --benchmark-max-time.
* Tests are sorted alphabetically in the results table.
* Failing to import statistics doesn't create hard failures
anymore. Benchmarks are automatically skipped if import
failure occurs. This would happen on Python 3.2 (or earlier
Python 3).
* Changed how failures to get commit info are handled: now they
are soft failures. Previously it made the whole test suite
fail, just because you didn't have git/hg installed.
* Added progress indication when computing stats.
* Fixed accidental output capturing caused by capturemanager
misuse.
* Added JSON report saving (the --benchmark-json command line
arguments). Based on initial work from Dave Collins in #8.
* Added benchmark data storage(the --benchmark-save and
--benchmark-autosave command line arguments).
* Added comparison to previous runs (the --benchmark-compare
command line argument).
* Added performance regression checks (the --benchmark-compare-
fail command line argument).
* Added possibility to group by various parts of test name (the
--benchmark-compare-group-by command line argument).
* Added historical plotting (the --benchmark-histogram command
line argument).
* Added option to fine tune the calibration (the --benchmark-
calibration-precision command line argument and
calibration_precision marker option).
* Changed benchmark_weave to no longer be a context manager.
Cleanup is performed automatically. BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLE
* Added benchmark.weave method (alternative to benchmark_weave
fixture).
* Added new hooks to allow customization:
pytest_benchmark_generate_machine_info(config)
pytest_benchmark_update_machine_info(config, info)
pytest_benchmark_generate_commit_info(config)
pytest_benchmark_update_commit_info(config, info)
pytest_benchmark_group_stats(config, benchmarks, group_by)
pytest_benchmark_generate_json(config, benchmarks,
include_data) pytest_benchmark_update_json(config,
benchmarks, output_json)
pytest_benchmark_compare_machine_info(config,
benchmarksession, machine_info, compared_benchmark)
* pytest_benchmark_generate_machine_info(config)
* pytest_benchmark_update_machine_info(config, info)
* pytest_benchmark_generate_commit_info(config)
* pytest_benchmark_update_commit_info(config, info)
* pytest_benchmark_group_stats(config, benchmarks, group_by)
* pytest_benchmark_generate_json(config, benchmarks,
include_data)
* pytest_benchmark_update_json(config, benchmarks, output_json)
* pytest_benchmark_compare_machine_info(config,
benchmarksession, machine_info, compared_benchmark)
* Changed the timing code to: Tracers are automatically
disabled when running the test function (like coverage
tracers). Fixed an issue with calibration code getting stuck.
* Tracers are automatically disabled when running the test
function (like coverage tracers).
* Fixed an issue with calibration code getting stuck.
* Added pedantic mode via benchmark.pedantic(). This mode
disables calibration and allows a setup function.
* Improved test suite a bit (not using cram anymore).
* Improved help text on the --benchmark-warmup option.
* Made warmup_iterations available as a marker argument (eg:
@pytest.mark.benchmark(warmup_iterations=1234)).
* Fixed --benchmark-verbose's printouts to work properly with
output capturing.
* Changed how warmup iterations are computed (now number of
total iterations is used, instead of just the rounds).
* Fixed a bug where calibration would run forever.
* Disabled red/green coloring (it was kinda random) when
there's a single test in the results table.
* Fix regression, plugin was raising ValueError: no option
named 'dist' when xdist wasn't installed.
* Add a benchmark_weave experimental fixture.
* Fix internal failures when xdist plugin is active.
* Automatically disable benchmarks if xdist is active.
* Moved the warmup in the calibration phase. Solves issues with
benchmarking on PyPy. Added a --benchmark-warmup-iterations
option to fine-tune that.
* Make the default rounds smaller (so that variance is more
accurate).
* Show the defaults in the --help section.
* Simplify the calibration code so that the round is smaller.
* Add diagnostic output for calibration code (--benchmark-
verbose).
* Replace the context-manager based API with a simple callback
interface. BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLE
* Implement timer calibration for precise measurements.
* Use a precise default timer for PyPy.
* README and styling fixes. Contributed by Marc Abramowitz in
#4.
* Lots of wild changes and too many irrelevant releases to
include.
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Wed Nov 5 12:35:00 UTC 2025 - Markéta Machová <mmachova@suse.com>
- Update to 5.2.1
* Added support for a per-round teardown function to pedantic mode.
* Added --benchmark-time-unit option.
* Fixed deprecated hook examples in docstrings.
* Changed --benchmark-compare-fail to accept percentages higher than 100%.
* Replaced the complicated and broken code of pytest_benchmark.utils.clonefunc
with a simple return of the input.
* Add markers so pytest doesn’t try to assert-rewrite the plugin internals
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Thu Aug 21 15:41:07 UTC 2025 - Markéta Machová <mmachova@suse.com>
- Convert to libalternatives on SLE-16-based and newer systems
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Mon Nov 25 12:42:56 UTC 2024 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
- update to 5.1.0:
* Fixed broken hooks handling on pytest 8.1 or later (the
TypeError: import_path() missing 1 required keyword-only
argument: 'consider_namespace_packages' issue). Unfortunately
this sets the minimum supported pytest version to 8.1.
* Fixed bad fixture check that broke down then nbmake was
enabled.
* Dropped support for now EOL Python 3.8. Also moved tests
suite to only test the latest pytest versions (8.3.x).
* Fix generate parametrize tests benchmark csv report errors
(issue #268). Contributed by Johnny Huang in #269.
* Added the --benchmark-time-unit cli option for overriding the
measurement unit used for display. Contributed by Tony Kuo in
#257.
* Fixes spelling in some help texts. Contributed by Eugeniy in
#267.
* Added new cprofile options: --benchmark-cprofile-loops=LOOPS
- previously profiling only ran the function once, this allow
customization. --benchmark-cprofile-top=COUNT - allows
showing more rows. --benchmark-cprofile-dump=[FILENAME-
PREFIX] - allows saving to a file (that you can load in
snakeviz, RunSnakeRun or other tools).
* --benchmark-cprofile-loops=LOOPS - previously profiling only
ran the function once, this allow customization.
* --benchmark-cprofile-top=COUNT - allows showing more rows.
* --benchmark-cprofile-dump=[FILENAME-PREFIX] - allows saving
to a file (that you can load in snakeviz, RunSnakeRun or
other tools).
* Removed hidden dependency on py.path (replaced with pathlib).
- drop fix-test-fast.patch, py311.patch, fix-test-fast.patch: upstream
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Mon Mar 4 22:09:46 UTC 2024 - Matej Cepl <mcepl@cepl.eu>
- Clean up the SPEC file
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Fri Apr 21 12:31:29 UTC 2023 - Dirk Müller <dmueller@suse.com>
- add sle15_python_module_pythons (jsc#PED-68)
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Thu Apr 13 22:43:59 UTC 2023 - Matej Cepl <mcepl@suse.com>
- Make calling of %{sle15modernpython} optional.
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Mon Mar 20 05:13:36 UTC 2023 - Steve Kowalik <steven.kowalik@suse.com>
- Add ptch ignore-deprecationwarning.patch:
* Ignore DeprecationWarning, some of our dependancies use pkg_resources.
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Tue Jan 17 13:03:29 UTC 2023 - Daniel Garcia <daniel.garcia@suse.com>
- Modify the py311.patch to fix the test_abort_broken test, instead of
disabling.
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Tue Jan 17 12:44:25 UTC 2023 - Daniel Garcia <daniel.garcia@suse.com>
- Add py311.patch to make it compatible with python 3.11,
gh#ionelmc/pytest-benchmark#232
- Disable broken test_abort_broken, this test is broken because the output of
the tests is a bit different with python 3.11 so we can disable until it's
fixed.
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Wed Nov 30 07:44:51 UTC 2022 - Daniel Garcia <daniel.garcia@suse.com>
- Update to 4.0.0:
* Dropped support for legacy Pythons (2.7, 3.6 or older).
* Switched CI to GitHub Actions.
* Removed dependency on the py library (that was not properly specified as a
dependency anyway).
* Fix skipping test in test_utils.py if appropriate VCS not available. Also
fix typo. Contributed by Sam James in #211.
* Added support for pytest 7.2.0 by using pytest.hookimpl and pytest.hookspec
to configure hooks. Contributed by Florian Bruhin in #224.
* Now no save is attempted if --benchmark-disable is used. Fixes #205.
Contributed by Friedrich Delgado in #207.
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Mon Mar 28 21:07:02 UTC 2022 - Ben Greiner <code@bnavigator.de>
- Update to 3.4.1
* Disable progress indication unless --benchmark-verbose is used.
Contributed by Dimitris Rozakis in #149.
* Added Python 3.9, dropped Python 3.5. Contributed by Miroslav
Šedivý in #189.
* Changed the "cpu" data in the json output to include everything
that cpuinfo outputs, for better or worse as cpuinfo 6.0
changed some fields. Users should now ensure they are an
adequate cpuinfo package installed. MAY BE BACKWARDS
INCOMPATIBLE
* Changed behavior of --benchmark-skip and --benchmark-only to
apply early in the collection phase. This means skipped tests
won't make pytest run fixtures for said tests unnecessarily,
but unfortunately this also means the skipping behavior will be
applied to any tests that requires a "benchmark" fixture,
regardless if it would come from pytest-benchmark or not. MAY
BE BACKWARDS INCOMPATIBLE
* Added --benchmark-quiet - option to disable reporting and other
information output.
* Squelched unnecessary warning when --benchmark-disable and save
options are used. Fixes #199.
* PerformanceRegression exception no longer inherits
pytest.UsageError (apparently a final class).
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Wed Aug 5 21:31:21 UTC 2020 - John Vandenberg <jayvdb@gmail.com>
- Remove pytest-xdist from build
- Re-activate test suite
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Fri Mar 13 12:42:10 UTC 2020 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Fix buidling without python2
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Mon Jan 13 14:13:23 UTC 2020 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Update to 3.2.3:
* Fixed "already-imported" pytest warning. Contributed by Jonathan Simon Prates in #151.
* Fixed breakage that occurs when benchmark is disabled while using cprofile feature (by disabling cprofile too).
* Dropped Python 3.4 from the test suite and updated test deps.
* Fixed pytest_benchmark.utils.clonefunc to work on Python 3.8.
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Mon Jul 22 08:30:20 UTC 2019 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Disable tests for now, the output from pytest changed quite a
bit and upstream needs to adapt it for pytest5. The plugin
actually works, it just fails its own testsuite...
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Thu May 9 14:49:19 CEST 2019 - Matej Cepl <mcepl@suse.com>
- Add fix-test-fast.patch to avoid failing
tests/test_normal.py::test_fast test on 32bit platform.
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Thu Mar 28 13:13:55 UTC 2019 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Try to avoid messing up bytecode of the installed pkg
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Tue Mar 26 10:16:44 UTC 2019 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Add missing dependency on pygal and pygaljs
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Mon Mar 25 11:00:57 UTC 2019 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Add missing dependency on aspectlib
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Wed Feb 13 14:43:30 UTC 2019 - Tomáš Chvátal <tchvatal@suse.com>
- Update to 3.2.2:
* Added support for pytest items without funcargs. Fixes interoperability with other pytest plugins like pytest-flake8.
* Added missing version constraint change. Now pytest >= 3.8 is required (due to pytest 4.1 support).
* Fixed couple CI/test issues.
* Fixed broken pytest_benchmark.__version__.
* Added support for simple trial x-axis histogram label. Contributed by Ken Crowell in #95).
* Added support for Pytest 3.3+, Contributed by Julien Nicoulaud in #103.
* Added support for Pytest 4.0. Contributed by Pablo Aguiar in #129 and #130.
* Added support for Pytest 4.1.
* Various formatting, spelling and documentation fixes. Contributed by Ken Crowell, Ofek Lev, Matthew Feickert, Jose Eduardo, Anton Lodder, Alexander Duryagin and Grygorii Iermolenko in #97, #97, #105, #110, #111, #115, #123, #131 and #140.
* Fixed broken pytest_benchmark_update_machine_info hook. Contributed by Alex Ford in #109.
* Fixed bogus xdist warning when using --benchmark-disable. Contributed by Francesco Ballarin in #113.
* Added support for pathlib2. Contributed by Lincoln de Sousa in #114.
* Changed handling so you can use --benchmark-skip and --benchmark-only, with the later having priority. Contributed by Ofek Lev in #116.
* Fixed various CI/testing issues. Contributed by Stanislav Levin in #134, #136 and #138.
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Wed May 9 23:25:39 UTC 2018 - toddrme2178@gmail.com
- Use license tag
- Implement update-alternatives
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Thu Oct 19 00:24:23 UTC 2017 - toddrme2178@gmail.com
- Initial version
