Gabriel Fioravante

Software engineer and tea lover. Walking the path of computer science at his own pace. Maintainer of pytest-flask, pytest-xprocess, flask-caching and chachelib.

[Bruno Oliveira @nicoddemus]

pytest 7.1.3 just released.

Bug fix release, all users recommended to upgrade.

CHANGELOG: https://t.co/tu1c9TIiu2

#pytest

[Gabriel Fioravante @gfvantte]

pytest-xprocess 0.20.0 is out! That's a small release, only updating logging to take the defined verbosity level into account. New contributors are always welcome, so feel free to reach out with any questions/suggestions you might have! #pytest
https://t.co/9CfrFBJtCK

[Gabriel Fioravante @gfvantte]

#flask-caching 2.0.0 is out! New contributors are more than welcome, check https://t.co/KcH60r5reG to learn more about the project and how you can contribute.
@PalletsTeam

[Gabriel Fioravante @gfvantte]

#cachelib 0.9.0 is out! New contributors are more than welcome, check https://t.co/1oAxDUJVBk to learn more about the project.
@PalletsTeam

[Freya Bruhin @the_compiler]

Yay, #pytest has cracked 50%! So every second #Python developer is now using pytest (2021, up from 49% in 2020). Unfortunately, 38% are not using any test framework at all (up from 37% in 2020)...

[Gabriel Fioravante @gfvantte]

@nicoddemus Terminei o processo agora não tive esse problema não 🤔

[Gabriel Fioravante @gfvantte]

flask-caching 1.11.0 is out! Notably, we now support #Flask 2.0 async and have #cachelib as the new backend. New contributors are more than welcome, check https://t.co/KcH60r5reG to learn more about the project and how you can contribute.
@PalletsTeam

[Gabriel Fioravante @gfvantte]

#cachelib 0.7.0 is out! We have more nice stuff in store for the next releases, such as our ongoing integration with flask-caching. New contributors are more than welcome, check https://t.co/1oAxDUKtqS to learn more about the project and how you can contribute. @PalletsTeam

[Gabriel Fioravante @gfvantte]

pytest-xprocess 0.19.0 is out! Bringing improvements to how process resources are handled internally and dropping support for python 3.5/3.6. New contributors are always welcome, so feel free to reach out with any questions/suggestions you might have! https://t.co/sECHFtpco3