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Package: kenobi
| Improvements | desc |
|---|---|
| add tox support | Three tox config files. Precedes gh workflows |
| static type checking | add mypy to pre-commit add py.typed file To pyproject.toml add classifier create stub file in-code documentation |
| gh workflows | quality -- lint mypy format docs coverage -- send coverage stats to codecov testsuite -- prove support on MacOS, Windows, Linux for each py interpreter release -- upon tag a commit, create a pypi release python nightly -- run nightly tests to detect breakage codeql-analysis -- security and vulnerability reports dependency-review -- monthly report on dependencies to bump |
| README.md badges | Compactly convey package stats and maturity |
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I maintain a few Python packages, including:
- pytest plugin logging strict: pytest fixture logging configured from packaged YAML
- Logging strict: logging.config yaml Strict typing and editable
- Drain swamp: Python build-backend with build plugin support
- Drain swamp action: Make config settings available to Python build backend
- Drain swamp snippet: Change portions of static config files
- Sphinx external TOC strict: A sphinx extension that allows the site-map to be defined in a single YAML file
- Wreck: Manage and fix requirements files for Python package authors
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Updated at 2025-02-09 12:46 UTC