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0.1.2

Changelog:

- refactor: remove `follow_symlinks` from `FileCaps` methods

It was useless since file capabilities can't be attached to symlinks.

- refactor: make `Cap.from_name()` checks stricter

Mostly just sanity checks; shouldn't break existing code.

- feat: add interface to filesystem UIDs/GIDs

These aren't manipulated by `prctl()`, and they aren't directly related to Linux capabilities, but the `setfsuid()`/`setfsgid()` syscalls are so to use that it's helpful to have an interface for them *somewhere*.

- fix: make `cap_set_ids()` work around glibc's `setgroups()` synchronization

musl currently doesn't synchronize `setgroups()`, so I didn't realize that glibc did.

- feat: add `replace()` method to the capability set objects to replace the entire set

- fix: make `capbset`/`cap_ambient`'s `drop()` methods avoid trying to drop capabilities that aren't actually raised

This 1) makes behavior more consistent with `cap_{permitted,effective,inheritable}`, 2) avoids issues regarding capabilities the kernel support, and 3) avoids needing CAP_SETPCAP to perform no-op on `capbset`.

- fix: add `py.typed` file to make mypy look for type annotations

- docs: add more documentation; fix/improve existing documentation

- docs: use latest Sphinx version on ReadTheDocs

Fixes some issues with how the docs were generated.

- test: add more tests

0.1.1

Changelog:

- SECURITY FIX: Detect errors when changing real/effective/saved UIDs/GIDs in `cap_set_ids()`
- Add `Cap.is_supported()` and `Cap.probe_supported()` helpers

0.1.0

Initial release

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