What’s new in 5.1.2? Mark as unsafe for parallel builds (contributed by Jared Dillard) Add -W arg to sphinx-build in docs so warnings cause error (contributed by Elsa Gonsiorowski, PhD)

What’s new in 5.1.0? Add an option to show the line containing a misspelling for context (contributed by Huon Wilson)

What’s new in 0.2.2? fix the reference to undefined function in link formatter Fix issues (contributed by Hervé Beraud) Refactor pipelines (contributed by Hervé Beraud) [doc] refresh oslo examples (contributed by Hervé Beraud)

What’s new in 5.0.0? Drop Python 2.7 support. (contributed by Johannes Raggam) allow customizing with classes using import strings pyenchant is now maintained (contributed by Adam Johnson)

What’s new in 0.1.2? Fix compatibility issues with python3 (contributed by guozijian)

Metal³ (metal cubed/Kube) is a new open source bare metal host provisioning tool created to enable Kubernetes-native infrastructure management. Metal³ enables the management of bare metal hosts via custom resources managed through the Kubernetes API as well as the monitoring of bare metal host metrics to Prometheus. This presentation explains the motivations behind creating the project and what has been accomplished so far. This will be followed by an architectural overview and description of the Custom Resource Definitions (CRDs) for describing bare metal hosts, leading to a demonstration of using Metal³ in a Kubernetes cluster.

What’s new in 1.8.1? Fix comparison with TZ aware datetime in TimeLimit rule (contributed by Nicolas Le Manchet)

This week I presented Building a Tool for Organizing IMAP Email to PyATL.

What’s new in 0.5.0? Add domain for Python Modules (contributed by Jan Brohl) Use default template manager when the builder does not have one (contributed by Toni Ruza) Support parallel builds (contributed by Toni Ruza) Add option to load multiple documents from yaml (contributed by Jan Brohl) Restore Python3.6 compat (contributed by Jan Brohl) Add support for DBM formats (contributed by Jan Brohl) Improve documentation

Last week Nils-Hero Lindemann contacted me with some icons to spruce up the PyMOTW site. I love the look and the thought that went into the design. The four squares symbolize the modules and the white square is the current module, the ‘module of the week’. Thanks, Nils-Hero! I am touched that you took the time not only to create the image files, but also to work out (and tell me) exactly what I need to do to add them to the HTML properly.