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Released: 2019-07-20
**Bug fixes:**
* Test: For Python 2.6 on Travis, pinned the distro version to Ubuntu trusty
(14.04) because the default distro version on Travis changed to xenial
(16.04) which no longer has Python 2.6.
* Add Jupyter tutorial for pywbem_mock to table of notebooks in documentation.
* Fix issue with Python 3 and WBEMconnection certificate handling. pywbem
was getting AttributeError: 'SSLContext' object has no attribute 'load_cert'
because incorrect method called. (See issue 1769)
* Fixed that the `WBEMConnection.Open...()` operations incorrectly supported
an `IncludeQualifiers` parameter, that was never supported as per DSP0200.
Specifying that parameter as `True` on these operations caused properly
implemented WBEM servers to reject the operation. The parameter is now
ignored on these operations. Since this parameter was documented as
deprecated in DSP0200 and documented that users could not rely on qualifiers
to be returned, this fix should not break user code. The
`WBEMConnection.Iter...()` operations now also ignore that parameter if the
pull operations are used, and the documentation has been updated accordingly.
(See issue 1780)
* pywbem_mock display_repository() comment defintion that surrounds comments
in the output was defined as but mof comments are // so changed. (see
issue 1951)
* Fixed that local tests (i.e. TEST_INSTALLED=False) skipped MOF tests if
the mofparsetab or moflextab files did not exist. (See issue 1933)
**Enhancements:**
* Docs: Clarified how the pywbem_os_setup.sh/bat scripts can be downloaded
using a predictable URL, for automated downloads.
* Clarified the 'x509' parameter of 'WBEMConnection' in that its 'key_file'
item is optional and if omitted, both the private key and the certificate
must be in the file referenced by the 'cert_file' item. Added checks
for the 'x509' parameter.
**Cleanup:**
* Test: Removed pinning of distro version on Travis to Ubuntu xenial (16.04)
for Python 3.7, because that is now the default distro version, in order to
pick up a future increase of the default distro version automatically.