Changes
**Update to FastAPI 0.99** (19be870)
This release will update/upgrade to
[FastAPI 0.99](https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/release-notes/).
This is a minor release to align with FastAPI versioning.
FastAPI 0.99 adds support for OpenAPI 3.1.0, which allows webhooks to be
documented as described in the
[FastAPI docs](https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/advanced/openapi-webhooks/).
FastAPI 0.99 is also the last minor version before introducing support
for Pydantic 2.
**UPCOMING BREAKING CHANGE**: Update to FastAPI 0.100 and Pydantic 2
The next minor release of inboard will update to
[FastAPI 0.100](https://fastapi.tiangolo.com/release-notes/).
FastAPI 0.100 includes support for
[Pydantic 2](https://docs.pydantic.dev/2.0/migration/)
and installs Pydantic 2 by default, which can be a breaking change
depending on each project's usage of Pydantic.
How to deal with this breaking change:
- First, update requirements files with `"pydantic==1.*"` to avoid
automatically updating to Pydantic 2.
- Next, remove `"pydantic==1.*"` from requirements files,
install Pydantic 2, and follow the
[Pydantic 2 migration guide](https://docs.pydantic.dev/2.0/migration/).
**UPCOMING BREAKING CHANGE**: Remove Poetry 1.1 from Docker images
As described in the changelog entry for
[inboard 0.38](https://inboard.bws.bio/changelog#0380-2023-02-26) and
the [inboard docs](https://inboard.bws.bio/docker#docker-and-poetry),
inboard switched its dependency management and packaging from Poetry 1.1
to Hatch. Poetry 1.1 was retained in the inboard Docker images for
backwards compatibility, but Poetry 1.1 is unmaintained and so it must
eventually be removed.
The next minor release of inboard will remove Poetry 1.1 from the
inboard Docker images.
How to deal with this breaking change:
- If you are not using Poetry there are no changes needed.
- If you are still using Poetry add `RUN pipx install poetry`
to your Dockerfile.
**Note about automatic update to Debian bookworm**
On 2023-06-14, Docker updated the default Debian Linux version in its
Python official images from Debian bullseye to Debian bookworm
(https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pull/14854).
As inboard uses the default Debian Linux version from the Docker Python
official images, this meant that the next release of inboard