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Bump jishaku from 2.3.2 to 2.5.1 #34

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Bumps jishaku from 2.3.2 to 2.5.1.

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jishaku 2.5.1

https://pypi.org/project/jishaku/2.5.1/ https://github.com/Gorialis/jishaku/tree/2.5.1

https://jishaku.readthedocs.io/en/latest/whatsnew.html#version-2-5-1

Built by https://github.com/Gorialis/jishaku/actions/runs/2716057447 (triggered by Gorialis)

New commits since 2.5.0

It is advised that you install jishaku directly through the pip package manager.

Install the latest version of jishaku:

pip install -U jishaku

Install specifically this version of jishaku (not recommended):

pip install -U jishaku==2.5.1

Artifacts are included with this release for debugging convenience.

jishaku-2.5.1-py3-none-any.whl

MD5: d604df81f298562be4d85a6f7d8204f8

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jishaku-2.5.1-py3.9.egg

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jishaku-2.5.1-py3.8.egg

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Changelog

Sourced from jishaku's changelog.

Version 2.5.1

This version includes:

  • Some fixes for changes that broke existing fork support
  • A fix for jsk pip that tries to select the right pip for the current Python when a venv is not correctly activated.
  • Additional shortcut 'scaffold' methods that allow you to easily leverage some compilers/interpreters via the shell when detected.
  • If a REPL (jsk py, etc) contains mentions and fails to compile as is, jishaku will attempt to substitute the mentions with a respective object. This allows you to use mentions as literals when not in a codeblock.
  • Some reaction-related functionality has been adjusted to try and avoid sending reactions when it's not necessary. This is to account for the new, slower, reaction rate limits. Note that some of these benefits only apply to 2.0a+ users.
  • An experimental jsk timeit command that attempts to do line-based timing evaluation of Python code. This isn't super reliable as is, and generally should not be used for small or absolute measurements, but rather to find large snags that could be bottlenecking.

Version 2.5.0

This version adds mostly-complete strict typing to the library, supporting type checkers using the public API.

jsk sync has also been improved, now including a diagnostic for commands that fail to sync, and the ability to use $ to sync global commands, . to sync the current guild, and * to sync all known guilds.

Version 2.4.0

discord.py has now resumed development, and this version allows the cog to be loaded with the new 2.0a async load strategy.

As it stands, jishaku will now once again handle discord.py as its first class priority for support. However, jishaku will still no longer serve discord.py as a requirement and fork-specific fixes up to this point will remain, with future ones still being considered based on their impact.

It is still thus up to you what you decide to use with jishaku, and the module will not make this choice for you, but be aware that discord.py-related bugs will be prioritized for fixes over other implementations.

New stuff in this release:

  • jishaku will now correctly provide and use async setup/add_cog/load_extension on 2.0a
  • __main__ has been improved to allow you to specify a log file to output to in addition to stdout.
  • WrappedPaginator performance has been improved over tenfold, reducing lag from extremely large outputs
  • The jsk sync command has been added, allowing you to sync either your global or guild-specific app_commands.
  • jsk pyi now by default includes the help text on objects when it can find it, making it quicker to determine how to use functions and classes.
  • The jsk ast command has been added, which takes in code and produces a colourful AST breakdown tree.
  • The jsk command will now correctly detect and display the version of the source of the discord package on forks.
  • The jsk command will now show whether the message_content intent is enabled or not.
  • The jsk sh support will now attempt to preserve and properly display ANSI when it is possible to do so.
  • The jsk sh command has a new alias: jsk terminal.
  • The jsk vc ytdl command will now prioritize yt-dlp when it's available to take advantage of the reduced staggering.
  • The ALWAYS_DM_TRACEBACK flag has been added to always DM tracebacks, even for syntax errors.
  • The USE_ANSI_ALWAYS and USE_ANSI_NEVER flags have been added to override ANSI use in commands that support it.
  • Typing has been improved across the module.
Commits
  • 4fa8f4e Package installation is required for querying in summary
  • cc7dc01 I will never stop making this mistake
  • cca7393 Remove CI badges that we're not using anymore
  • 93b4483 Don't test against 3.11 for the time being due to yarl being stupid
  • 14014d4 yarl needs to preprocess with Cython
  • 7d72a44 Use alpha yarl + aiohttp for experimental Python tests
  • 78069f8 Check in dist summary changes
  • 13dbeeb 2.5.1
  • b937cd2 Change release workflow to use token
  • 1d4ebab Be more lenient towards unactivated venvs
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@dependabot dependabot bot added the dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file label Apr 28, 2023
Bumps [jishaku](https://github.com/Gorialis/jishaku) from 2.3.2 to 2.5.1.
- [Release notes](https://github.com/Gorialis/jishaku/releases)
- [Changelog](https://github.com/Gorialis/jishaku/blob/master/docs/whatsnew.rst)
- [Commits](Gorialis/jishaku@2.3.2...2.5.1)

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