Errata-tool

Latest version: v1.32.0

Safety actively analyzes 681812 Python packages for vulnerabilities to keep your Python projects secure.

Scan your dependencies

Page 1 of 9

1.32.0

=======
* The Errata Tool developers have removed the ``use_quay_for_containers``
attribute on Product Versions. This update removes any processing for that
field.

* The ``Release`` class now correctly populates the ``.name`` attribute on
objects that you create with the ``id`` keyword argument. This allows users
to look up a release's name using its ID number.

1.31.0

=======
* The errata-tool CLI has a new ``add-bugs`` sub-command that allows users to
add bugs to an advisory.

1.30.0

=======
* The errata-tool CLI ``push`` sub-command has two new options:
``--wait-for-state`` and ``--push-when-ready``. These allow release
engineers to wait and push advisories based on state.

* The ``Errataum`` class has two new methods: ``comments()`` retrieves all
comments for an advisory, and ``addComment()`` adds a new comment to
advisories.

1.29.0

=======
* Add new ``Bug`` and ``JiraIssue`` classes to represent Bugzilla and Jira
tickets. Use the new ``bug`` and ``jiraissue`` CLI sub-commands to access
the data in these classes from shell scripts.
* The ``render()`` method on the ``ProductVersion`` class now displays the
``use_quay_for_containers`` value for each Product Version. The
``dump-config`` command now prints this setting.

1.28.1

=======
* Fix a ``TypeError`` when adding Jira and RHBZ issues together in the same
advisory.

1.28.0

=======
* Erratum instances have new ``.addJiraIssues()`` and ``.removeJIRAIssues()``
methods. Use these methods to modify the list of Jira issues attached to the
advisory.

Page 1 of 9

© 2024 Safety CLI Cybersecurity Inc. All Rights Reserved.