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sdsstools 1.2.2

25 Aug 20:02
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  • Ensure that logging to file happens with rich handler.

sdsstools 1.2.1

25 Aug 19:02
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  • Improve logging with rich and do not use custon exception hook with RichHandler.
  • Lint using ruff.

sdsstools 1.2.0

22 Aug 02:07
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  • #36 Add the option to use a RichHandler handler for console logging instead of the default StreamHandler. This can be enabled by passing use_rich_handler to get_logger(). For now this is not the default but it may become so in a future version.
  • Update invoke to 2.1.3.

sdsstools 1.1.0

18 Jun 18:51
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  • #35 Add support to reload a Configuration. If the configuration is based on files on disk and those have changed, the files will be read again.
  • Add the option to print the time of a log message in StreamFormatter by doing log.sh.formatter.print_time = True.

sdsstools 1.0.2

27 Dec 20:04
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  • Do not fail CLI if the root of the package cannot be found.

sdsstools 1.0.1

27 Dec 19:58
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sdsstools 1.0.1

sdsstools 1.0.0

27 Dec 19:45
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  • Python 3.6 and 3.7 are not supported anymore.
  • Removed the vendorised copy of releases. releases is not maintained anymore and should probably not be used. If you want to continue using it, use 0.5.4 or the normal installation of releases.
  • Full support for Python 3.11.

sdsstools 0.5.4

27 Dec 19:19
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NOTE: this will be the last version that supports Python 3.6 and 3.7 and that includes a copy of releases.

  • Add .pytest_cache and .nox to directories removed by sdss clean.
  • Add a new task sdss sjd that returns the current SJD.

sdsstools 0.5.3

08 Sep 22:22
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  • Fix annoying extra printout in get_sjd().

sdsstools 0.5.2

05 Jun 22:13
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  • Fix get_sjd() which used the current time instead of UTC time, and had an additional int() which screwed up the calculation.