Blackbench

Latest version: v21.8a2

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21.8a2

Date of release: August 15th, 2021

**Bugfixes & enhancements**:

- Fixed broken (whoops!) documentation link and classifiers in project metadata.
- Fixed a bug with the `black.FileMode` configuration pre-check which caused it to crash
with mypyc compiled Black.

21.8a1

Date of release: August 14th, 2021

**Bugfixes & enhancements**:

- Fixed the pyperf requirement which was originally pinning pyperf to 2.0.0 by accident.
- Added pre-checks for both pyperf arguments and --format-config configuration so issues
are caught earlier.
- The parse task now supports installations of Black as old as 19.3b0!
- Additional metadata is now injected into the pyperf JSON files before being dumped.
- The `comments` and `nested` micro targets were tweaked to be more microbenchmark-y.

**Project**:

- The release process and automation is now ready for use. Which is great since this is
the first release planned to be published to PyPI!

21.7.dev2

Date of release: July 27th, 2021

**Bugfixes & enhancements**:

- Use posix slashes for target and benchmark names to avoid accidental newlines leading
to crashes on Windows
- Added `dump` command to easily query the source code for any built-in task or target
- Force safety checks to run under the `format` task to avoid
[occasional but bad skewing of the data](labels/format-task-danger)
- Verify that Black is actually available in the current environment before running any
benchmarks (and emit a human readable error instead of the original long tracebacky
error)
- Arguments can now be passed to the underlying pyperf processes by adding `--` followed
by such arguments. Useful for debugging stability or slowness issues.
- The command line interface UX has been improved by 1) much prettier help outputs
thanks to {pypi}`cloup`, and 2) official autocompletion support.
- The `--targets` (or now `-t`!) option can now also specify a specific target. You can
also now repeat the option to additively choose your own custom collection of targets.
- The target name now doesn't include the suffix (eg. `black/cache.py` ->
`black/cache`). Also the benchmark name format has been changed to
`$task-name-$target-name` (eg. `[parse]-[black/cache.py]` -> `parse-black/cache`).
Finally `format` and `format-fast` were renamed to `fmt` and `fmt-fast` respectively.
These changes should make the names easier to use (even if less pretty!).
- Redid the targets collection to balance out normal vs micro and also add
non-pre-black-formatted code! Run `blackbench info` for more!
- The output from the `info` command is now colorful and more informational. Line counts
and descriptions are now also emitted.
- The output emitted during the `run` command is now colourful and a bit more human :)

**Project**:

- Created initial test suite to make sure blackbench isn't broken on all supported
platforms
- Initial documentation including user guide and contributing docs have been written and
are hosted on ReadTheDocs.

21.6.dev1

Date of release: June 14th, 2021

Initial development version of blackbench. Unsurprisingly it is functional but extremely
limited. Windows support is actually straight up broken due to a bug :P

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