python-blosc-1.5.1-bp155.2.10

- update to 1.11.3:
  * Added support for Python 3.13. Thanks to David Stansby.
  * Internal C-Blosc sources updated to
    051b9d2cb9437e375dead8574f66d80ebce47bee.
  * CI fixes.

- Fix build error and remove with clause "with %python-numpy < 2",
  because version 2 now supported. See changelog below.

- update to 1.11.2:
  * Add support for NumPy 2.0. Thanks to Michał Górny.
  * Internal C-Blosc sources updated to 1.21.6.
  * Add assembly source in MANIFEST.in. Thanks to Ben Hekster.
  * Deprecated support for Python 3.8 and added support for
    Python 3.12.
  * Some fixes in the building process.

- Pin to numpy < 2 -- gh#Blosc/python-blosc#327

- Add %{?sle15_python_module_pythons}

- Update to version 1.11.1
  * Many small code improvements, improved consistency and typo
    fixes. Thanks to Dimitri Papadopoulos Orfanos.
  * Support for Python 3.11. Support for Python 3.7 has been
    dropped. Thanks to Dimitri Papadopoulos Orfanos.
  * Several other fixes, mainly related with the building process,
    which should be more solid now in different situations.
- Release 1.10.6
  * Add a missed cmake folder to distributed files. See #253.
    Thanks to Ben Greiner.
- Release 1.10.5
  * Re-enable the possibility to use an already installed C-Blosc
    library. See #244. Thanks to Ben Greiner.
- Release 1.10.4
  * Update blosc.nthreads when blosc.set_nthreads() is called.
    Fixes #246
- Drop use-system-blosc.patch
- PEP517 build

- Update to version 1.10.2
  * (Upstream bumped the version to release their wheels)
  * Officially drop support for Python < 3.7.  Although we did not
    any explicit action that is incompatible with older Python
    versions, we only provide wheels for Python >= 3.7 (til 3.9).
- Skip python36 build on TW, because upstream dropped support and
  numpy follows NEP 29
- Use the system provided Blosc library
  * use-system-blosc.patch gh#Blosc/python-blosc#244

- Update to version 1.9.2.
  * Internal C-Blosc updated to 1.20.1.  This fixes
    https://github.com/Blosc/python-blosc/issues/229, and also
    brings many new updates in internal codecs, providing
    interesting bumps in performance in some cases.
  * Due to recent addition of more cores in new CPUs, the number of
    internal threads to be used by default has been increased from
    4 to 8.
  * Allow zero-copy decompression by allowing bytes-like input.
  * Fix DeprecationWarning due to invalid escape sequence and use
    array.tobytes for Python 3.9.

- Disable AVX2 to avoid compile-time CPU-detection (boo#1100677)

- Enable build on all archs

- Fix building

- Source url must be https.

- Update to version 1.5.1
  * License updated from MIT to BSD.
  * Updated to C-Blosc 1.11.3.
- Update to version 1.5.0
  * Added a new `blosc.set_releasegil()` function that allows to
    release/acquire the GIL at will.  See PR #116.
    Thanks to Robert McLeod.
  * Updated to C-Blosc 1.11.2.
  * Added tests that detect possible memory leaks.
    Thanks to Robert McLeod.
- Update to version 1.4.4
  * Updated to C-Blosc 1.11.1.  Fixes #115.
- Update to version 1.4.3
  * Internal C-Blosc sources updated to 1.11.0. Among other things, this
    updates the internal Zstd codec to version 1.0.0 (i.e. it is
    officially apt for production usage!).
- Update to version 1.4.1
  * Internal C-Blosc sources updated to 1.10.1.  This fixes an outstanding issue
    with the clang compiler.  For details, see:
    https://github.com/Blosc/bloscpack/issues/50.
- Update to version 1.4.0
  * Internal C-Blosc sources updated to 1.10.0.
  * Benchmarks updated for a Skylake processor (Xeon E3-1245 v5 @
    3.50GHz).
- Update to version 1.3.3
  * Internal C-Blosc sources updated to 1.9.3.
  * C-Blosc do not segfaults anymore, so -O1 flag on Linux is not the
    default anymore.
  * SSE2 and AVX2 are now auto-discovered so the internal C-Blosc will be
    compiled with maximum optimization on processors supporting them.
- Update to version 1.3.2
  * Fixed the version of the include C-Blosc library (should be 1.8.1 not
    1.8.2.dev).
- Update to version 1.3.1
  * Use the -O1 flag for compiling the included C-Blosc sources on Linux.
    This represents slower performance, but fixes the nasty issue #110.
    Also, it prints a warning for using an external C-Blosc library.
  * Internal C-Blosc version bumped to 1.8.1 for better compatibility
    with gcc 5.3.1 in forthcoming Ubuntu Xenial.
  * Added a protection to avoid using BITSHUFLE with C-Blosc < 1.8.0.
  * Restored old symbols for backward compatibility with pre 1.3.0:
    BLOSC_VERSION_STRING
    BLOSC_VERSION_DATE
    BLOSC_MAX_BUFFERSIZE
    BLOSC_MAX_THREADS
    BLOSC_MAX_TYPESIZE
    However, these are considered deprecated and should be replaced by
    libraries using python-blosc by the ones without the BLOSC_ prefix.
- Update to version 1.3.0
  * Internal C-Blosc version bumped to 1.8.0.  As consequence, support for
    BITSHUFFLE is here.  For activating it, just pass `blosc.BITSHUFFLE`
    to the `shuffle` parameter of compression functions.
  * Added a new `as_bytearray=False` parameter to the `decompress()` function
    so that a mutable bytearray will be returned instead of a bytes one
    (inmutable).  PR #107.  Thanks to Joe Jevnik.
  * The '__all__' variable has been removed from the module.  I consider
    this good practice to avoid things like "from blosc import *".
  * For consistency, the next symbols have been renamed:
    BLOSC_VERSION_STRING -> VERSION_STRING,
    BLOSC_VERSION_DATE -> VERSION_DATE,
    BLOSC_MAX_BUFFERSIZE -> MAX_BUFFERSIZE,
    BLOSC_MAX_THREADS -> MAX_THREADS,
    BLOSC_MAX_TYPESIZE -> MAX_TYPESIZE,
  * The `typesize` parameter is set by default to 8 in compression
    functions.  This usually behaves well for 4-bytes typesizes too.
    Nevertheless, it is advised to use the actual typesize.
  * The maximum number of threads to use by default is set to 4 (less if
    less cores are detected).  Feel free to use more or less threads
    depending on the resources you want to use for compression.
- Implement single-spec version.

- Update to version 1.2.8
  * Updated to c-blosc v1.7.0. However, the new bitshuffle filter
    has not been made public because recent reports indicate that
    it seems too green for production.
  * Support bytes-like objects that support the buffer interface
    as input to compress and decompress. On Python 2.x this
    includes unicode, on Python 3.x it doesn't. (#80 #94 @esc)
  * Fix a memory leak in decompress. Added tests to catch memory
    leaks. (#102 #103 #104 @sdvillal)
  * Various miscellaneous fixes and improvements.

- Update to version 1.2.7
  * Updated to c-blosc v1.6.1.

- update to version 1.2.5:
  * Updated to c-blosc v1.5.4.
  * Added wrapper for the expert function ``set_blocksize``.
    (#72 @esc)
  * Fix setup.py to allow compilation on posix architectures
    without SSE2. (#70 @andreas-schwab)
  * Don't release the GIL on compression/decompression (#77 @esc)
  * Various miscellaneous fixes.
- drop setup.patch: fixed upstream

- setup.patch: fix use of unknown compiler option

- Update to 1.2.4
  - Updated to c-blosc 1.4.0.  This added support for non-Intel
    architectures, most specially those not supporting unaligned access.

- Update to 1.2.3
  - Updated to c-blosc 1.3.5.  This removed a 'pointer from integer
    without a cast' compiler warning due to a bad macro definition.
- Update to 1.2.2
  - Updated to c-blosc 1.3.4.  This fixed a false buffer overrun
    condition.  This bug made c-blosc (and hence python-blosc) to fail,
    even if the failure was not real.
- Update to 1.2.1
  - Updated to c-blosc 1.3.3.
  - Added a new `cname2clib` map for programatically determine the library
    associated to a compressor.
  - New `get_clib(cbuffer)` that tells which compression library format
    has been used to created the compressed `cbuffer`.
- Update to 1.2.0
  - This release adds support for the multiple compressors added in Blosc
    1.3 series.
  - Added new `cname` parameter in compression functions like
    `compress()`, `compress_ptr()` and `pack_array()`.
  - Added a new utility function named `compressor_list()` that returns
    the list of compressors supported in the Blosc build.
  - Added 'bench/compress_ptr.py' for comparing times of the different
    compressors in Blosc and NumPy.
- Update to 1.1.0
  - Added new `compress_ptr` and `decompress_ptr` functions that allows to
    compress and decompress from/to a data pointer.  These are low level
    calls and user must make sure that the pointer data area is safe.
  - Since Blosc (the C library) already supports to be installed as an
    standalone library (via cmake), it is also possible to link
    python-blosc against a system Blosc library.
  - The Python calls to Blosc are now thread-safe (another consequence of
    recent Blosc library supporting this at C level).
  - Many checks on types and ranges of values have been added.  Most of
    the calls will now complain when passed the wrong values.
  - Docstrings are much improved. Also, Sphinx-based docs are available
    now.
- Update to 1.0.6
  - Fix compile error with msvc compilers.  Thanks to Christoph Gohlke.
- Update to 1.0.5
  - Upgraded to latest Blosc 1.1.4.
  - Better handling of condition errors, and improved memory releasing in
    case of errors (thanks to Valentin Haenel and Han Genuit).
  - Better handling of types (should compile without warning now, at least
    with GCC).
- Update to 1.0.4
  - Optimized the amount of data copied during compression (using
    _PyBytes_Resize() now instead of old PyBytes_FromStringAndSize()).
    This leads to improvements in compression speed ranging from 1.2x for
    highly compressible chunks up to 7x for mostly uncompressible data.
    Thanks to Valentin Haenel for this nice contribution.
- Use external blosc library.  The internal one builds a bad version
  of zlib.

- Initial version