What’s New in This Release? Fix unicode error in PythonBuiltinsFilter. Make error output useful in emacs compiler mode Only show the words being added to a local dictionary if debugging is enabled.

Over the past week or so I have converted all of my blog content to reStructuredText and replaced the WordPress instance I was using with static files. It took me a little while to find the right combination of tools, and I finally settled on using Tinkerer and Sphinx with Python 3. When I started blogging in 2006, I chose blogger.com to host my site. I didn’t want to host my own server and manage the software, and Blogger was run by Google so I expected it to be around and usable forever.

What’s new? This is the first public release of whatthewhat. It was inspired by some comments Lynn Root made about teaching new developers that it is OK to search for error messages as part of learning about Python and programming in general.

What’s New? Provide an option to control requirements checking when loading plugins, and disable it by default. This removes protection against loading the wrong version of a plugin, or that plugin’s dependencies.

What’s New in This Release? Add python 3.3 support. Add PyPy support. Use pbr for packaging. Update tox config to work with forked version of PyEnchant until changes are accepted upstream.

What is pdbcs? A console script installed by setuptools is a thin wrapper that loads the defined entry point and invokes it. pdbcs uses the console script name to load the entry point itself and invoke the debugger. The debugger automatically stops on the first line of the main function of the console script. What’s New? Support command line arguments to the script being debugged. (Contributed by Dan Mick) See https://pypi.

What’s New? Add tmp- prefix to temporary environment names created by mktmpenv. Fix some uses of cd that did not account for possible aliasing. Contributed by Ismail Badawi. Fix documentation for allvirtualenv, contributed by Andy Dirnberger. Add --force option to mkproject, contributed by Clay McClure. Fix handling for project directory argument -a to mkvirtualenv, based on work by Xupeng Yun. Dropped python 3.2 testing. Updated test configuration so they work properly under Linux.

What’s New? Add support for DELETE and PATCH HTTP verbs (contributed by Imre Farkas and Haomeng Wang)

What’s New In This Release? Fix the arguments passed to commands when they are instantiated to pull out help. See issue 52 for details. Add bash command completion. (Contributed by Terry Howe) Use stevedore to load formatter plugins. Use pbr for packaging.

What’s New? Update the web view to only show changes in variables. The calculation of changes is very rough, and just compares the current set of variables to the previous set, which might be in a completely unrelated scope. Update the web view to show consecutive lines executed together as a single block. A new block is started for each call into a function or when the value of a previously-seen local variable changes.