python-GitPython-3.1.12.1610074031.f653af66-bp155.2.10

- Add CVE-2023-41040.patch to fix directory traversal attack
  vulnerability gh#gitpython-developers/GitPython#1644
  bsc#1214810

- Disable three more tests on git submodules:
  * https://github.com/gitpython-developers/GitPython/issues/597
  * test-skips.patch

- Update to version 3.1.12.1610074031.f653af66:
  * fix flake
  * fix tests the fast way
  * First attempt to fix failing test of #1103

- Update to version 3.1.12.1609914640.3dd71d3e:
  * prepare release
  * Fix handle_diff_line for -z option.
  * try fixing up test fixtures and implementation
  * Add '-z' on top of '--raw' to avoid path name mangling
  * fix universal_newlines TypeError
  * docs: fix simple typo, repostory -> repository
  * Added ability to define git environment in submodule add/update methods
  * change decode type and add replace flag
  * bump patch level
  * Fix default actor name handling
  * bump patch level
  * Get system user id in a lazy manner
  * Keep flake happy
  * Do not break convention when updating sys.path
  * Bump patch level
  * rename sublist to subset
  * Rename get_ignored to ignored and fix the documentation
  * Find paths ignored in .gitignore
  * Add venv to gitignore
  * git/repo/base.py: is_dirty(): Fix pathspec handling
  * Fix typo
  * Update release verification instructions as suggested in #1055
  * Adjust signature key - please read if you verify installs/packages
  * bump patch level
  * Ensure that detached HEAD does not raise when comparing branch name.
  * Reformat code to remove unnecessary indentation
  * Remove name as not necessary to track down authors.
  * update contribution guidelines to be a little less concise and more polite
  * Add missing blank line
  * Add missing rules to match hierarchy path
  * Update AUTHOR to respect to contributing guidelines.
  * Add unit tests
  * Fix logic to properly compare glob pattern to value
  * Add method to retrieve all possible paths to include
  * Add reference to repository to config.
  * Update check method to find all includes
  * Add Regex to match content of "includeIf" section
  * inform about Gitoxide
  * add myself to authors
  * accept datetime instances as dates
  * Ensure only fully matching symrefs are deleted
  * Fixed all warnings in documentation and updated Makefile to treat warnings as errors.
  * Added nose to test-requirements

- Update to version 3.1.7.1594621338.176838a3:
- refresed test-skips.patch and test_blocking_lock_file-extra-time.patch
- used pytest as test runner
  * bump patch level
  * Fixed broken file paths.
  * bump patch level
  * test: add installation test
  * tools: update tool scripts after moving tests
  * MANIFEST.in: update to exclude tests
  * setup.py: exclude all test files
  * tests: move to root dir
  * bump patch level
  * Revert moving tests out of 'git' folder, related to #1030
  * bump patch level
  * tools: update tool scripts after moving tests
  * MANIFEST.in: update to exclude tests
  * setup.py: exclude all test files
  * tests: move to root dir
  * Add Ram Rachum to AUTHORS
  * Fix exception causes all over the codebase
  * Fix exception causes in 7 modules
  * Fix exception causes in cmd.py

- Update to version 3.1.3.1590895281.24cd6da:
  * Bump patch level
  * BF: tollerate errors while parsing fetch lines
  * Fix flake8 errors
  * Improve unfortunate wording

- Update to version 3.1.2.1588659169.f14903a:
  * Bump patch level, this time with known signature
  * Accept that this arguably simple feature can't be tested easily…
  * allow setting depth when cloning a submodule
  * add test case for submodule depth parameter
  * add myself to AUTHORS
  * Change signing key back to what it was
  * bump patch level
  * Remove forced verbosity when fetching from a remote
  * Now it should really start working - go, doctests, go!
  * Maybe this fixes the doc tests

- Update to version 3.1.1.1586590969.b860d1873a25:
  * bump patch level
  * Remove forced verbosity when fetching from a remote
  * Now it should really start working - go, doctests, go!
  * Maybe this fixes the doc tests
  * This should fix tests, as tree[0] is not a tree anymore
  * Test for PyOxidizer and avoid trying to use __file__ if present
  * Satisfy flake8 requirement related to #1000
  * Try again to apply patch related to #1000
  * make clear that appveyor and travis are not used anymore
  * Remove code-coverage from requirements - codecov wants way too many permissions…

- Disable three more tests on git submodules:
  * https://github.com/gitpython-developers/GitPython/issues/597
  * test-skips.patch

- Update to version 3.1.0.1582544583.8c9da73:
  * Replace invalid bytes when decoding TagObject stream
  * Use UTF-8 encoding when getting information about a symbolic reference
  * Remove and replace references to nose with unittest in documentation
  * Remove nose from test requirements
  * Replace nose with unittest in tox configuration
  * Replace nose with unittest in Travis CI script
  * Added changelog for unreleased changes
  * Restrict gitdb2 version to <4
  * Remove test.lib.asserts and use unittest.mock.patch directly
  * Replace assert_false with assertFalse
  * Replace assert_true with assertTrue
  * Replace raises with assertRaises
  * Replace assert_raises with assertRaises
  * Replace assert_not_equal with assertNotEqual
  * Replace assert_equal with assertEqual
  * Remove and replace assert_match with assertRegex
  * Remove old, no longer used assert methods
  * Remove references to old mock library in documentation
  * Remove outdated checks for unittest.mock existence
  * Fix Python version requirement in documentation
  * Remove badges for no longer existing Waffle site from README
  * Add support for Python 3.8
  * Replace deprecated Logger.warn with Logger.warning
  * Replace deprecated assertRaisesRegexp alias with assertRaisesRegex
  * Replace deprecated assertNotEquals alias with assertNotEqual
  * Replace deprecated assertEquals alias with assertEqual in TestGit
  * Replace deprecated assertRegexpMatches alias with assertRegex
  * Replace deprecated failUnlessRaises alias with assertRaises in tests
  * Improve requirements.txt format
  * Remove checks for pathlib existence in TestRepo for Python < 3.4
  * Improve README Python requirement specificity
  * Simplify Travis CI configuration
  * Require latest gitdb version (with dropped python 2 support)
  * Fix spelling in Dockerfile description LABEL
  * Fix Repo.__repr__ when subclassed
  * Apparently -s must be there, even if --sign-with is specified??
  * Sign with a different key for now, it's USB-C and can be used
  * disable signing - don't have a USB-A to -C adapter :(
  * Remove now unused is_invoking_git variable in test
  * Fix requirements.txt formatting
  * Remove unnecessary check for PermissionError for Python < 3.3
  * Improve setup.py python_requires
  * Remove unnecessary check for logging.NullHandler for Python 2.6
  * Remove check for Python 2.7
- Rebase patch test-skips.patch and test_blocking_lock_file-extra-time.patch

- specfile:
  * be more explicit in %files section
  * updated line numbers in patches
- update to version 3.0.5:
  * Remove duplicate license parameter
  * Fix/deepsource issues
  * Check if submodule exists before referencing
  * Fix cloning to path with unicode
  * Global ConfigParser
  * Fix 'PushInfo' object has no attribute 'name'
  * Reading and writing global configuration parameters acknowledged
    help wanted
  * Added Git Gud to projects
  * Git.AutoInterrupt.__del__() OSError: [WinError 6] The handle is
    invalid acknowledged help wanted tag.Windows
- changes from version 3.0.4:
  * Fix repo.index.diff("HEAD", create_patch=True) always returning an
    empty list
  * Fix how Diff handles commits that contain submodule changes
  * Fix pickling of tzoffset
  * Add support for 'C'-type diffs
  * Fixed#731
  * Update .deepsource.toml
  * Allow single item for index.addremovemove

- Update to version 3.0.3.1570041589.23b83cd:
  * Prepare v3.0.3
  * git: repo: base: update clone_from env argument description
  * remove previously added debug code from test_doc.py
  * Revert "Remove control character stripping."
  * Try to fix tests; get more debug output
  * Update util.py
  * Update util.py
  * Remove control character stripping.
  * add type check to git.Remote.__eq__
  * Take advantage of universal newlines.
  * Parse rejected deletes.
  * Remove assert that can fail erroneously.
  * Fix test_commit_msg_hook_success.
  * fix decoding problem
  * Fix #889: Add DeepSource config and fix some major issues

- Update to version 3.0.2.1566444429.0765792:
  * prepare next release
  * BF: remove ddt from requirements.txt since no ddt required at run time.
  * Bump version to 3.0.1
  * Remove dependency on 'gitdb'; fixes #908
  * Changelog information
  * Adding test
  * Returning commit object instead of hash value
  * Snack case as requested in #903
  * Method stating which commit is being played during an halted rebase
  * Fix performance regression, see #906
- Drop merged patch merged_pr_793.patch
- Rebase patch test-skips.patch

- Update to version 2.1.11.1531661757.92a4819:
  * Bump version to 2.1.11
  * fix whitespace violation
  * Update test_docs.py
  * Dedent code blocks in tutorial.
  * Allow pathlib.Path in Repo.__init__
  * Fix small typo
  * Fix exception on import in MacOS
  * Bump to 2.1.10
  * Add change in type support
  * Get correcly rename change_type.
- Simplify the service file and generating of the tarball
  and base everything on a tag

- Activate test suite and remove bcond test
- Add merged_pr_793.patch already merged upstream to fix Python 3.7,
  especially git submodules
- Add test_blocking_lock_file-extra-time.patch to avoid an
  indeterministic timing failure
- Add test-skips.patch to skip one expected failure and workaround
  two unknown failures
- Remove test suite from the runtime package
- Add doc/source/*.rst to %docs
- Remove dependency on python3-mock
- Set build dependency ddt minimum version 1.1.1

- Remove superfluous devel dependency for noarch package

- Require git-core instead of git

- update to 2.1.11
  * Update test_docs.py
  * Dedent code blocks in tutorial.
  * Exception when constructing a Repo() from a pathlib.Path acknowledged help wanted
  * Allow pathlib.Path in Repo.__init__
  * Fix exception on import in MacOS
  * Failed import raises non-ImportError exception on MacOS
- update to 2.1.10
  * Fix rename change type & support 'change in type' acknowledged
  * Configurable chunk size
  * Avoid from_timestamp() function to raise an exception when the offset…
  * Adding files to repository that is located directly in the root acknowledged
  * git: index: base: use os.path.relpath

- update to version 2.1.9:
  * Drop support for EOL Python 2.6 and 3.3
  * Allow mmap not just for py2.6, 2.7 and 3.6+ but also 3.0+
  * Fix doc typos

- Implement single-spec version
- Update to version 2.1.8
  * bugfixes
- Update to version 2.1.6
  * bugfixes
  * support for worktrees
- Update to version 2.1.3
  * bugfixes
- Update to version 2.1.1
  * bugfixes
- Update to version 2.1.0
  * Much better windows support!
  * The `GIT_DIR` environment variable does not override the `path` argument when
    initializing a `Repo` object anymore. However, if said `path` unset, `GIT_DIR`
    will be used to fill the void.
- Update to version 2.0.9
  * Bugfixes
  * `tag.commit` will now resolve commits deeply.
  * `Repo` objects can now be pickled, which helps with multi-processing.
  * `Head.checkout()` now deals with detached heads, which is when it will return
    the `HEAD` reference instead.
  * `DiffIndex.iter_change_type(...)` produces better results when diffing

- update to 2.0.8:
  * Py2.6 support dropped
  * lots of new features and bugfixes

- update to version 1.0.1:
  * A list of all issues can be found on github
- additional changes from version 1.0.0:
  * This version is equivalent to v0.3.7, but finally acknowledges
    that GitPython is stable and production ready
- additional changes from version 0.3.7:
  * IndexFile.add() will now write the index without any extension
    data by default
  * Renamed ignore_tree_extension_data keyword argument in
    IndexFile.write(...) to ignore_extension_data
  * If the git command executed during Remote.push(...)|fetch(...)
    returns with an non-zero exit code and GitPython didn't obtain
    any head-information, the corresponding GitCommandError will be
    raised
  * If the git executable can't be found in the PATH or at the path
    provided by GIT_PYTHON_GIT_EXECUTABLE, this is made obvious by
    throwing GitCommandNotFound, both on unix and on windows.
  * A list of all issues can be found on github
- additional changes from version 0.3.6:
  * special members like __init__ are now listed in the API
    documentation
  * tutorial section was revised entirely, more advanced examples
    were added
  * As rev_parse will now throw BadName as well as BadObject,
    client code will have to catch both exception types
  * Repo.working_tree_dir now returns None if it is bare
  * IndexFile.add() previously raised AssertionError when paths
    where used with bare repository, now it raises
    InvalidGitRepositoryError
  * Added Repo.merge_base() implementation. See the respective
    issue on github
  * [include] sections in git configuration files are now respected
  * Added GitConfigParser.rename_section()
  * Added Submodule.rename()
  * A list of all issues can be found on github
- additional changes from version 0.3.5:
  * push/pull/fetch operations will not block anymore
  * diff() can now properly detect renames, both in patch and raw
    format
  * repo.odb.update_cache() is now called automatically after fetch
    and pull operations
  * Repo(path) will not automatically search upstream anymore and
    find any git directory on its way up
  * IndexFile.commit() now runs the pre-commit and post-commit hooks
  * A list of all issues can be found on github
- additional changes from version 0.3.4:
  * Internally, hexadecimal SHA1 are treated as ascii encoded
    strings
  * Id attribute of Commit objects is now hexsha, instead of binsha
  * IMPORTANT: If you were using the config_writer(), you
    implicitly relied on __del__ to work as expected to flush
    changes. To be sure changes are flushed under PY3, you will
    have to call the new release() method to trigger a flush
  * The Tree now has a .join('name') method which is equivalent to
    tree / 'name'
- additional changes from version 0.3.3:
  * When fetching, pulling or pushing, and an error occours, it
    will not be reported on stdout anymore
  * Code Cleanup (in preparation for python 3 support)
- additional changes from version 0.3.2.1:
  * Fix for #207
- additional changes from version 0.3.2:
  * Release of most recent version as non-RC build, just to allow
    pip to install the latest version right away.
- update project URL
- point the source URL to pypi
- set a minimum version for python-gitdb and add it to
  BuildRequires to validate dependencies at build time.
- add python-ordereddict as dependency for SLE11 (python 2.6)
- remove outdated py_requires

- Require git-core for the cgit backend (bnc#841684)

- Spec file cleanup

- Update to 0.3.2.RC1;
- Regenerate spec file with py2pack;
- Building as noarch now.

- Update to 0.3.0-beta2;
- Bzip2 source file.

- Update to 0.3.0-beta1.

- Update to 0.2.0-beta1;
- Spec file cleaned with spec-cleaner.

- Initial pacakge (0.1.6) for openSUSE.