python-loguru-0.5.3-bp154.1.18

- Removed python 3.7 checks since Leap 15.4 has 3.6 as the default
  python3 version, and Leap15/SLE15 do not have these additional
  python macros.

- Add loguru-exception-formatting-py39.patch
  https://github.com/Delgan/loguru/commit/19f518c5 for changed
  exception formatting in Python 3.9

- Add pytest-6.2-excepthooks.patch for compatibility with pytest 6.2

- Update t0 v0.5.3
  * Fix child process possibly hanging at exit while combining
    enqueue=True with third party library like uwsgi
  * Fix possible exception during formatting of non-string messages
- from v0.5.2
  * Fix AttributeError within handlers using serialize=True when
    calling logger.exception() outside of the context of an exception
  * Fix error while logging an exception containing a non-picklable
    value to a handler with enqueue=True
  * Add support for async callable classes used as sinks
- from v0.5.1
  * Modify the way the extra dict is used by LogRecord in order to
    prevent possible KeyError with standard logging handlers
  * Add a new default optional argument to logger.catch(), it should
    be the returned value by the decorated function in case an
    error occurred
  * Fix ValueError when using serialize=True in combination with
    logger.catch() or logger.opt(record=True) due to circular
    reference of the record dict
- from v0.5.0
  * Remove the possibility to modify the severity no of levels
    once they have been added in order to prevent surprising
    behavior
  * Add better support for "structured logging" by automatically
    adding **kwargs to the extra dict besides using these arguments
    to format the message. This behavior can be disabled by setting
    the new .opt(capture=False) parameter
  * Add a new onerror optional argument to logger.catch(), it should
    be a function which will be called when an exception occurs in
    order to customize error handling
  * Add a new exclude optional argument to logger.catch(), is should
    be a type of exception to be purposefully ignored and propagated
    to the caller without being logged
  * Modify complete() to make it callable from non-asynchronous
    functions, it can thus be used if enqueue=True to make sure
    all messages have been processed
  * Fix possible deadlocks on Linux when multiprocessing.Process()
    collides with enqueue=True or threading
  * Fix compression function not executable concurrently due to file
    renaming (to resolve conflicts) being performed after and not
    before it
  * Fix the filter function listing files for retention being too
    restrictive, it now matches files based on the pattern
    "basename(.*).ext(.*)"
  * Fix the impossibility to remove() a handler if an exception is
    raised while the sink' stop() function is called
  * Fix file sink left in an unstable state if an exception occurred
    during retention or compression process
  * Fix situation where changes made to record["message"] were
    unexpectedly ignored when opt(colors=True), causing
    "out-of-date" message to be logged due to implementation details
  * Fix possible exception if a stream having an isatty() method
    returning True but not being compatible with colorama is used
    on Windows
  * Fix exceptions occurring in coroutine sinks never retrieved and
    hence causing warnings

- Add runtime requirement for contextvars and the correct BR for
  Leap
- Skip failing tests on 32-bit

- BuildRequire python36-aiocontextvars if building under python 3.6

- Update to version 0.4.1
  * Deprecate the ansi parameter of .opt() in favor of colors
    which is a name more appropriate.
  * Prevent unrelated files and directories to be incorrectly
    collected thus causing errors during the retention process
  * Strip color markups contained in record["message"] when
    logging with .opt(ansi=True) instead of leaving them as is.
  * Ignore color markups contained in *args and **kwargs when
    logging with .opt(ansi=True), leave them as is instead of
    trying to use them to colorize the message which could cause
    undesirable errors.
- Update to version 0.4.0
  * Add support for coroutine functions used as sinks and add the
    new logger.complete() asynchronous method to await them.
  * Add a way to filter logs using one level per module in the
    form of a dict passed to the filter argument.
  * Add type hints to annotate the public methods using a .pyi
    stub file.
  * Add support for copy.deepcopy() of the logger allowing multiple
    independent loggers with separate set of handlers.
  * Add the possibility to convert datetime to UTC before
    formatting (in logs and filenames) by adding "!UTC" at the end
    of the time format specifier.
  * Add the level name as the first argument of namedtuple returned
    by the .level() method.
  * Remove class objects from the list of supported sinks and
    restrict usage of **kwargs in .add() to file sink only. User is
    in charge of instantiating sink and wrapping additional keyword
    arguments if needed, before passing it to the .add() method.
  * Rename the logger.configure() keyword argument patch to patcher
    so it better matches the signature of logger.patch().
  * Fix AttributeError while using a file sink on some distributions
    (like Alpine Linux) missing the os.getxattr and os.setxattr
    functions.
  * Fix values wrongly displayed for keyword arguments during
    exception formatting with diagnose=True.
  * Fix logging messages wrongly chopped off at the end while using
    standard logging.Handler sinks with .opt(raw=True).
  * Fix an error using a filter function "by name" while receiving
    a log with record["name"] equals to None.
  * Fix incorrect record displayed while handling errors
    (if catch=True) occurring because of non-picklable objects
    (if enqueue=True).
  * Prevent hypothetical ImportError if a Python installation is
    missing the built-in distutils module.
  * Raise TypeError instead of ValueError when a logger method is
    called with argument of invalid type.
  * Raise ValueError if the built-in format() and filter() functions
    are respectively used as format and filter arguments of the
    add() method. This helps the user to understand the problem, as
    such a mistake can quite easily occur.
  * Remove inheritance of some record dict attributes to str (for
    "level", "file", "thread" and "process").
  * Give a name to the worker thread used when enqueue=True

- Initial spec for v0.3.2