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0.7271

* Fix test cloning bug that caused "subtests" to run without numeric suffix (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

When running with retries, failing tests created via TEST-START-NEXT were
cloned for retry in a way that lost their numeric suffix, which could cause
btest to consult the wrong baselines.

* Add testcase for retried subtests (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

This highlights a bug in which a subtest (via TEST-START-NEXT) other than the
first always gets retried as the first, but with the wrong baseline.

0.7268

* Automated code formatting and modernization (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

- Final touches on top of automated reformatting.
- setup.cfg/pre-commit-config: Add flake8 hook and config
- Minor tweaks in preparation for flake8
- Automatically update Python sources to use python-3.7 syntax
- Minor tweaks to clue in pyupgrade
- Add `.git-blame-ignore-revs` file.
- Reformat Python code with Black.
- Minor Python tweaks in anticipation of reformatting
- Minor indentation tweak in pre-commit config
- Modernize action versions in pre-commit workflow
- Don't ignore the sphinx folder, it has revision-controlled content
- Remove unused .travis.yml setup

0.7255

* Whitespace-align the thread prefixes in output handlers (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

* Prevent output garbling when running with "-A -j" (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

* Switch Console and CompactConsole to using base class's output file member (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

* Make OutputHandler's default output file a constructor argument (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

* Prevent console.test from garbling output (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

* Comment-only tweaks, no other change (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

0.7248

* Add Windows Caveats to README, add bash.exe check at startup (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Add tests.environment-windows btest (Tim Wojtulewicz)

The original tests.environment btest doesn't work on Windows due to some
path differences in the output. This adds a new test that does the same
things except does some additional conversions in the test script itself
to remove those differences.

* Open .stdout and .stderr in append mode (Tim Wojtulewicz)

This fixes a problem on Windows where multiple TEST-EXEC statements in a
test could cause those files to be overwritten by subsequent TEST-EXECs,
causing failures.

* Fix tests.multiple-baseline-dirs btest to use pathsep (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Fix strip-test-base script to handle Windows paths correctly (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Fix diff-remove-abspath to handle Windows drive letters (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Add testing script to check for Windows, use it to disable some tests (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Return error if trying to use Sphinx features on Windows (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Force output to use unix-style line endings for consistency (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Use binascii.crc32 for computing hashes for TEST-SERIALIZE commands (Tim Wojtulewicz)

Windows has some issue where `hash()` returns different values for the
same string in the different child processes. crc32() returns the same
values in each.

* Rework how test processes are called on Windows (Tim Wojtulewicz)

This changes how runSubprocess works on Windows to insert all of the
calls within a temporary bash script. This ensures that the entire
environment is available when running the processes, which doesn't
work when simply calling subprocess.check_call().

* Fix an error when attempting to delete the tmp dirs on Windows (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Rebuild globals() table in child processes on Windows (Tim Wojtulewicz)

Using the 'spawn' method for multiprocessing causes the global
state to get lost when moving from the parent into the child
processes. Rebuilding it by looping over a subset and reinserting
them into globals() ensures that they exist.

* Move option parsing to a method (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Use named pipes on Windows since AF_UNIX is not supported (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Fix running tests with dot-notation for their name (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Add method for normalizing paths on both Windows and POSIX (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Avoid isinstance() to determine whether a cmd is a CmdSeq (Christian Kreibich, Corelight)

As per the comment, some serializer/unserializers don't produce the identical
type when unserializing, failing isinstance().

* Add -s/--set command-line argument for overriding config defaults (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Switch to https://pypi.org/project/multiprocess/ on Windows (Tim Wojtulewicz)

The reason for this switch is primarily because the stock
multiprocessing library has very poor support for pickling of
non-primitive types on Windows.

* Move outputhandler creation to separate function (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Rename WSL bash so it doesn't override Git bash for Windows CI builds (Tim Wojtulewicz)

* Set git's autocrlf option to false when running tests on Github (Tim Wojtulewicz)

If this option isn't here, the Windows runners will reset all of the
line endings when it clones to \r\n. This breaks a few of the tests
because the comparison will have the wrong line endings.

* Bump required python version to 3.7, update github workflows (Tim Wojtulewicz)

This also adds a new workflow to test setup.py to ensure that the
package installs correctly and you can run the internal tests against
the installed version.

0.7220

* Add back CI run for Python 3.5. (Benjamin Bannier, Corelight)

0.7218

* GH-75: Do not ignore case of options. (Benjamin Bannier, Corelight)

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