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0.8.3

New features and changes

* tag-value parser:
* fixed license expression error handling
* fixed parsing Tool or Organization as annotator
* allow "NONE" and "NOASSERTION" as strings for fields requiring text
* CLI tool:
* shortened the output of the FileNotFoundError
* now catches decoding errors while parsing
* fixed tag-value output when the ID of a related SPDX element is "NONE" or "NOASSERTION"
* spdx3:
* added REQUIREMENT type to software_purpose
* unindent creation information in element_writer
* internal:
* replaced remaining occurrences of Licensing() with spdx_licensing
* fixed CI not working for Python 3.7 on latest MacOS

Contributors

This release was made possible by the following contributors. Thank you very much!

* Stanislav Pankevich stanislaw
* Meret Behrens meretp
* Maximilian Huber maxhbr
* Armin Tänzer armintaenzertng

0.8.2

New features and changes

* added optional encoding parameter for parsing files
* fixed handling of the FilesAnalyzed field in Tag-Value format
* fixed the validation of the DownloadLocation field
* fixed the error handling while parsing license expressions
* fixed output of timezone-sensitive datetimes
* added code architecture documentation

Contributors

This release was made possible by the following contributors. Thank you very much!

* Christian Decker chrisdecker1201
* Jeff Licquia licquia
* Maximilian Huber maxhbr
* Armin Tänzer armintaenzertng

0.8.1

New features and changes

* massive speed-up in the validation process of large SBOMs
* validation now detects and checks license references from external documents
* allow for userinfo in git+ssh download location
* more efficient relationship parsing in JSON/YAML/XML

Contributors

This release was made possible by the following contributors. Thank you very much!

* Brian DeHamer bdehamer
* Brandon Lum lumjjb
* Maximilian Huber maxhbr
* Armin Tänzer armintaenzertng

0.8.0

New features and changes

* major refactoring of the library
* new and improved data model
* type hints and type checks have been added to the model classes
* license expressions and SPDX license list are now handled by the `license-expression` package
* to update your existing code, refer to the [migration guide](https://github.com/spdx/tools-python/wiki/How-to-migrate-from-0.7-to-0.8)
* experimental support for the upcoming SPDX v3 specification (note, however, that support is neither complete nor
stable at this point, as the spec is still evolving)
* full validation of SPDX documents against the v2.2 and v2.3 specification
* support for SPDX's RDF format with all v2.3 features
* unified `pysdpxtools` CLI tool replaces separate `pyspdxtools_parser` and `pyspdxtools_convertor`
* [online API documentation](https://spdx.github.io/tools-python)
* replaced CircleCI with GitHub Actions

Contributors

This release was made possible by the following contributors. Thank you very much!

* Armin Tänzer armintaenzertng
* Gary O'Neall goneall
* Gaurav Mishra GMishx
* HarshvMahawar HarshvMahawar
* Holger Frydrych fholger
* Jeff Licquia licquia
* Kate Stewart kestewart
* Maximilian Huber maxhbr
* Meret Behrens meretp
* Nicolaus Weidner nicoweidner
* William Armiros willarmiros

0.7.1

New features and changes

* added GitHub Actions workflow
* added requirements.txt
* added uritools for URI validation
* Python >= 3.7 is now required
* json/yaml/xml: added support for empty arrays for hasFiles and licenseInfoFromFiles
* rdf: fixed writing of multiple packages
* tag-value: enhanced parsing of snippet ranges to not mix it up with package version
* tag-value: fixed parsing of whitespaces
* tag-value: duplicates in LicenseInfoInFile are now removed during writing
* account for supplier and originator to be NOASSERTION
* checksum validation now requires lowercase values
* during writing of a file, the encoding can be set (default is utf-8)
* license list updated to version 3.20

Contributors

This release was made possible by the following contributors. Thank you very much!

* Christian Decker chrisdecker1201
* Marc-Etienne Vargenau vargenau
* John Vandenberg jayvdb
* Nicolaus Weidner nicoweidner
* Meret Behrens meretp
* Armin Tänzer armintaenzertng
* Maximilian Huber maxhbr

0.7.0

Starting a Changelog.

New features and changes

* Dropped Python 2 support. Python >= 3.6 is now required.
* Added `pyspdxtools_convertor` and `pyspdxtools_parser` CLI scripts. See [the readme](README.md) for usage instructions.
* Updated the tools to support SPDX versions up to 2.3 and to conform with the specification. Apart from many bugfixes
and new properties, some of the more significant changes include:
* Support for multiple packages per document
* Support for multiple checksums for packages and files
* Support for files outside a package
* **Note**: Validation was updated to follow the 2.3 specification. Since there is currently no support for
version-specific handling, some details may be handled incorrectly for documents using lower
versions. The changes are mostly restricted to properties becoming optional and new property values becoming
available, and should be of limited impact. See https://spdx.github.io/spdx-spec/v2.3/diffs-from-previous-editions/
for a list of changes between the versions.
* **Note**: RDF support for 2.3 is not completed, see https://github.com/spdx/tools-python/issues/295
* Removed example documents from production code. Added additional up-to-date examples to test files.
* Introduced pytest as the preferred test framework.
* Improved error message handling and display.
* Extended the contribution guidelines.
* Improved tag/value output structure.
* Added .editorconfig and pyproject.toml.
* Improved handling of JSON-specific properties `documentDescribes` and `hasFiles`.
* Added new LicenseListVersion tag.
* Fixed annotation handling for the JSON and Tag/Value formats.
* Free form text values in Tag/Value no longer require `<text>` tags if they don't span multiple lines.

Contributors

This release was made possible by the following contributors. Thank you very much!

* Meret Behrens meretp
* Philippe Ombredanne pombredanne
* Pierre Tardy tardyp
* Nicolaus Weidner nicoweidner
* Jeff Licquia licquia
* Armin Tänzer armintaenzertng
* Alberto Pianon alpianon
* Rodney Richardson RodneyRichardson
* Lon Hohberger lhh
* Nathan Voss njv299
* Gary O'Neall goneall
* Jeffrey Otterson jotterson
* KOLANICH KOLANICH
* Yash Varshney Yash-Varshney
* HARDIK HARDIK-TSH1392
* Jose Quaresma quaresmajose
* Santiago Torres SantiagoTorres
* Shubham Kumar Jha ShubhamKJha
* Steven Kalt SKalt
* Cole Helbling cole-h
* Daniel Holth dholth
* John Vandenberg jayvdb
* Kate Stewart kestewart
* Alexios Zavras zvr
* Maximilian Huber maxhbr
* Kyle Altendorf altendky
* alpianon alpianon
* kbermude kbermude
* mzfr mzfr

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