Safety vulnerability ID: 41665
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Renku version 0.4.0 updates its dependency "PyYAML", which was affected by CVE-2017-18342.
Latest version: 2.9.4
Python SDK and CLI for the Renku platform.
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*(released 2019-03-05)*
- Adds ``renku mv`` command which updates dataset metadata, ``.gitattributes``
and symlinks.
- Pulls LFS objects from submodules correctly.
- Adds listing of datasets.
- Adds reduced dot format for ``renku log``.
- Adds ``doctor`` command to check missing files in datasets.
- Moves dataset metadata to ``.renku/datasets`` and adds ``migrate datasets``
command and uses UUID for metadata path.
- Gets git attrs for files to prevent duplicates in ``.gitattributes``.
- Fixes ``renku show outputs`` for directories.
- Runs Git LFS checkout in a worktrees and lazily pulls necessary LFS files
before running commands.
- Asks user before overriding an existing file using ``renku init``
or ``renku runner template``.
- Fixes ``renku init --force`` in an empty dir.
- Renames ``CommitMixin._location`` to ``_project``.
- Addresses issue with commits editing multiple CWL files.
- Exports merge commits for full lineage.
- Exports path and parent directories.
- Adds an automatic check for the latest version.
- Simplifies issue submission from traceback to GitHub or Sentry.
Requires ``SENTRY_DSN`` variable to be set and `sentry-sdk` package to be
installed before sending any data.
- Removes outputs before run.
- Allows update of directories.
- Improves readability of the status message.
- Checks ignored path when added to a dataset.
- Adds API method for finding ignored paths.
- Uses branches for ``init --force``.
- Fixes CVE-2017-18342.
- Fixes regex for parsing Git remote URLs.
- Handles ``--isolation`` option using ``git worktree``.
- Renames ``client.git`` to ``client.repo``.
- Supports ``python -m renku``.
- Allows '.' and '-' in repo path.
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