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Fix PLIST after py-setuptools update; bump depends and revision
py-*: remove unused tool dependency py-setuptools includes the py-wheel functionality nowadays
py-cachelib: updated to 0.13.0 Version 0.13.0 - default ``hashlib.md5`` may not be available in FIPS builds. We now do not access it at import time on ``FileSystemCache``so developers have time to change the default. ``hashlib.md5`` will be lazy loaded when a new default is not provided
py-cachelib: updated to 0.12.0 Version 0.12.0 - ``RedisCache`` now supports callables as keys - Added ``MongoDB`` as a cache backend
py-cachelib: updated to 0.11.0 Version 0.11.0 Drop python 3.7 support Add python 3.11 support
py-cachelib: updated to 0.10.2 Version 0.10.2 - Fix broken release
py-cachelib: updated to 0.10.1 Version 0.10.1 Fix logging pollution due to DynamoDB logging handler Version 0.10.0 Improve error message when FileSystemCache methods are called with non-str keys. Added DynamoDb as a cache backend
py-cachelib: updated to 0.9.0 Version 0.9.0 ------------- - Add separate internal read/write clients to ``RedisCache`` to improve compatibility with flask-caching. - Fix bug where cache entries would expire immediately when ``RedisCache.add`` was called without timeout. - Improve ``FileSystemCache.set`` compatibility with Windows systems. Version 0.8.0 ------------- - Remove deprecated ``RedisCache.load_object`` and ``RedisCache.dump_object``. Version 0.7.0 ------------- - ``FileSystemCache`` now stores universal expiration timestamps using python's ``struct`` module. - Drop support for Python 3.6.
py-cachelib: updated to 0.6.0 Version 0.6.0 ------------- - A custom ``hash_method`` may now be provided to ``FileSystemCache`` for hashing keys. - Fix ``PermissionError`` issue with ``FileSystemCache`` on Windows.
*: bump PKGREVISION for egg.mk users They now have a tool dependency on py-setuptools instead of a DEPENDS
py-cachelib: updated to 0.5.0
Version 0.5.0
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- Cache types now have configurable serializers.
Version 0.4.1
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- Fix break in ``RedisCache`` when a host object was passed
in ``RedisCache.host`` instead of a string.
Version 0.4.0
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- All cache types now implement ``BaseCache`` interface both
in behavior and method return types. Thus, code written
for one cache type should work with any other cache type.
- Add type information for static typing tools.
- ``FileNotFound`` exceptions will not be logged anymore
in ``FileSystemCache`` methods in order to avoid polluting
application log files.
py-cachelib: updated to 0.3.0
Version 0.3.0
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- Optimize ``FileSystemCache`` pruning.
- Fix a bug in ``FileSystemCache`` where entries would not be removed
when the total was over the threshold, and the entry count would be
lost.
- ``FileSystemCache`` logs system-related exceptions.
- Removal of expired entries in ``FileSystemCache`` is only triggered
if the number of entries is over the ``threshhold`` when calling
``set``. ``get`` ``has`` still return ``None`` and ``False``
respectively for expired entries, but will not remove the files. All
removals happen at pruning time or explicitly with ``clear`` and
``delete``.
py-cachelib: updated to 0.2.0 Version 0.2.0 Support for Python 2 has been dropped. Only Python 3.6 and above are supported. Fix FileSystemCache.set incorrectly considering value overrides on existing keys as new cache entries. SimpleCache and FileSystemCache first remove expired entries, followed by older entries, when cleaning up. Fix problem where file count was not being updated in FileSystemCache.get and FileSystemCache.has after removals. When attempting to access non-existent entries with Memcached, these will now be initialized with a given value delta.
py-cachelib: updated to 0.1.1 Version 0.1.1 Fix FileSystemCache on Windows
py-cachelib: import version 0.1 py-cachelib is a collection of cache libraries in the same API interface. Extracted from werkzeug.