0.2.3 — Import without IDLE

Fixed

• import bootstack no longer requires idlelib, so it works on Linux builds of Python that ship without IDLE. idlelib is part of the standard library, but Debian and Ubuntu package IDLE separately — the way they package Tkinter separately — and it is not installed by default. bootstack imported WidgetRedirector from it at module scope, in code the top-level package reaches unconditionally, so on those systems import bootstack raised ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'idlelib' and nothing in the framework could be used at all. Since idlelib is standard library it is not on PyPI and could not be declared as a dependency, so there was no way to fix this by installing something. That one class is now part of bootstack, alongside the other pieces of the code editor already adapted from IDLE, and nothing in the framework imports idlelib any more. Windows and macOS were never affected: the python.org installers bundle IDLE. (#430)

What's Changed

• fix(textarea): import bootstack without idlelib (#430) by @israel-dryer in #435

Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.2.3