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0.2.5

Added

- Add Python 3.10 support.
- Add scheduled weekly workflow run.
- Add ability to manually trigger workflow run for any branch.
- Switch type hints from comment style to inline style.
- Switch workflow testing from local installed Statick to
[Statick GitHub Action](https://github.com/sscpac/statick-action).

Fixed

- Fix pylint warnings related to using the open call without specifying an encoding.
- Switch to Pythonic way of checking that a variable is not equal to more than one value (fixes pylint warning).
- Use quotes for version numbers in YAML to avoid truncating trailing zeros.
- Switch use of codecov-action from v1 to v2 for increased stability when uploading reports.
- Do not fail workflow if Codecov results are not uploaded successfully.
That step is too brittle and fails intermittently.

Removed

- Remove support for Ubuntu 16.04 and Python 3.5.

0.2.4

Changed

- Convert use of print() and show tool output flags to the built-in Python logging module.

0.2.3

Added

- Python 3.9 is now supported and tested.
- Use new discovery plugin cache of file information instead of walking the package directory structure
independently.
Provides large speed improvement in discovery phase (about 3x faster). (Alexander Xydes, xydesa)

0.2.2

Added

- Documentation is generated and published to GitHub Pages on new tags.
- Tests are run on Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, and 20.04 in addition to previous operating systems.
- The `--strict` flag is used for Mypy.
- Markdown linting using statick-md.

Fixed

- Tox configuration updated so that unit tests continue working.
- Limit discovery plugins that are run on default levels to speed up Statick.

0.2.1

Added

- Type hints that are verified using mypy.
- Unit tests to exercise case where `file` command does not exist.
This increased code coverage to 100%.
- Running tests on Ubuntu, MacOS, and Windows via Github Actions.
This includes publishing results to Codecov.

Changed

- Switched from Travis CI to Github Actions.
- Formatted all code with black.
Checking on all pull requests via Github Actions.

Removed

- Dropped support for Python 2.7 and Python 3.4.

0.2.0

Changed

- Switched from ad-hoc layout to source layout.

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