Repository navigation
Releases: veramachine/ffsuite
Releases · veramachine/ffsuite
Release list
ffmeta 0.1.1
0.1.1 - 2026-10-10
Build
- hatchling 1.27.0 at least, the first writing PEP 639's metadata
- hatchling's floor said exactly -- 2.4 is 1.27.0's default
Tests
- pytest: strictness as
strict = true, which pytest 9.0 honours
ffman 0.1.1
0.1.1 - 2026-10-10
Features
- image: ffman's release publishes its image to GHCR -- nixpkgs' ffmpeg, no FDK
Fixes
- subverter: JSON nested past 1000 levels is refused alike on every machine
- ffman: a stopped job exits 128 + signum on macOS too, its zombie group refused by killpg
- ffman: a WebVTT transcript's character references decoded:
A & Bburns asA & B
Refactoring
- ffman: a trial's tags read through probe.py, narrowed as every ffprobe answer
Build
- nix: the image as an archive and a stream; each Python's types as itself
- hatchling 1.27.0 at least, the first writing PEP 639's metadata
- release: refuse an untagged current version and an ffman ahead of its libraries; push the release's tag alone
- hatchling's floor said exactly -- 2.4 is 1.27.0's default
- ffman: subverter 0.1.1 at least, whose
markup.decodedffman imports
Documentation
- ffman: what the VHS noise ceiling and chunk-word's fifth are
Tests
- ffman: the depth and GIF palette checks free of arm64's colour rounding
- the review's points -- a byte order read wrong shows, names and comments exact
- pytest: strictness as
strict = true, which pytest 9.0 honours - ffman: frames()' md5 declared as no security
- ffmeta's oracle tools held to ffman's by every name they carry
subverter 0.1.1
0.1.1 - 2026-10-09
Features
- subverter: WebVTT's character references: a reading says so,
decodeddecodes a run
Fixes
- subverter: JSON nested past 1000 levels is refused alike on every machine
Build
- hatchling 1.27.0 at least, the first writing PEP 639's metadata
- hatchling's floor said exactly -- 2.4 is 1.27.0's default
Tests
- the review's points -- a byte order read wrong shows, names and comments exact
- pytest: strictness as
strict = true, which pytest 9.0 honours