Bump aniso8601 from 6.0.0 to 9.0.0

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Bumps aniso8601 from 6.0.0 to 9.0.0.

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aniso8601 9.0.0

Release date: 2021-02-18

Changes

• Add support for concise interval format (see 27)
• Add explicit bounds of [000, 366] to day of year component _parse_ordinal_date{.sourceCode}, this adds the same limits to dates of the format YYYYDDD or YYYY-DDD when using parse_date{.sourceCode}
• Add range_check_date{.sourceCode}, range_check_time{.sourceCode}, range_check_duration{.sourceCode}, range_check_repeating_interval{.sourceCode}, and range_check_timezone{.sourceCode} range checking class methods to BaseTimeBuilder{.sourceCode} there are no datetime or non-repeating interval check function as they are made of already checked parts
• PythonTimeBuilder{.sourceCode} now calls the appropriate range check functions using the range_check_date{.sourceCode}, range_check_time{.sourceCode}, range_check_duration{.sourceCode}, range_check_repeating_interval{.sourceCode}, and range_check_timezone{.sourceCode} methods defined in aniso8601.builders{.sourceCode}
• Add range_check_duration{.sourceCode} to PythonTimeBuilder{.sourceCode} which calls BaseTimeBuilder.range_check_duration{.sourceCode} and performs additional checks against maximum timedelta size
• Add range_check_interval{.sourceCode} to PythonTimeBuilder{.sourceCode} which handles building concise dates and performs additional checks against maximum timedelta size
• Add get_datetime_resolution{.sourceCode} which behaves like get_time_resolution{.sourceCode} but accepts a ISO 8601 date time as an argument, return value is a TimeResolution{.sourceCode}
• Add exceptions.RangeCheckError{.sourceCode} as a parent type of all failures in the range check methods, it descends from ValueError{.sourceCode}
• Add get_duration_resolution{.sourceCode} which behaves like other resolution helpers, return value is a DurationResolution{.sourceCode}
• Add get_interval_resolution{.sourceCode} which behaves like other resolution helpers, return value is a IntervalResolution{.sourceCode}
• Negative durations now fail at the parse step and simply raise ISOFormatError{.sourceCode}, calling a PythonTimeBuilder.build_duration{.sourceCode} directly with a negative duration component will yield an ISOFormatError{.sourceCode} in the range check
• Raise DayOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode} if calendar day exceeds number of days in calendar month
• Raise DayOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode} if ordinal day exceeds number of days in calendar year (366 now raises DayOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode} in non-leap year)
• Raise ISOFormatError{.sourceCode} when date or time string contains extra whitespace
• Raise ISOFormatError{.sourceCode} on multiple fraction separators (comma, full-stop) in a time string
• Raise ISOFormatError{.sourceCode} when duration contains multiple duration designators ("P"), or time designators ("T")
• PythonTimeBuilder.build_duration{.sourceCode} raises YearOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode}, MonthOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode}, WeekOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode}, HoursOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode}, MinutesOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode}, or SecondsOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode} when a given duration component would result in a timedelta{.sourceCode} that would exceed the maximum size
• Raise ISOFormatError{.sourceCode} if number of delimiters is not exactly 1 in parse_interval{.sourceCode}
• Raise ISOFormatError{.sourceCode} when either part of an interval string before of after the delimiter is empty
• Raise YearOutOfBoundsError{.sourceCode} in PythonTimeBuilder.build_interval{.sourceCode} if an interval with a duration would exceed the maximum or minimum years for Python date objects
• Simplify parse_date{.sourceCode}, build_date{.sourceCode} will now be called with explicit None{.sourceCode} arguments instead of date components not in the parsed string excluded from the call
• Change get_date_resolution{.sourceCode} to call parse_date{.sourceCode} and return the resolution based on the smallest parsed component
• Simplify parse_time{.sourceCode}, build_time{.sourceCode} will now be called with explicit None{.sourceCode} arguments instead of date components not in the parsed string excluded from the call
• Change get_time_resolution{.sourceCode} to call parse_time{.sourceCode} and return the resolution based on the smallest parsed component
• TupleBuilder{.sourceCode} now builds DateTuple{.sourceCode}, TimeTuple{.sourceCode}, DatetimeTuple{.sourceCode}, DurationTuple{.sourceCode}, IntervalTuple{.sourceCode}, RepeatingIntervalTuple{.sourceCode} and TimezoneTuple{.sourceCode} namedtuples
• Simplify parse_duration{.sourceCode}, build_duration{.sourceCode} will now be called with explicit None{.sourceCode} arguments when components of a prescribed duration are not present in the ISO 8601 duration string instead of being excluded from the call
• Remove unused decimalfraction.find_separator{.sourceCode}
• Remove unused PythonTimeBuilder._split_to_microseconds{.sourceCode}
• Removed NegativeDurationError{.sourceCode}

Deprecation

• Update on Python 2 support: Python 2 support was slated to be removed in 7.0.0 but was not, it will remain until a test fails on Python 2 but not Python 3
• Using Setuptools to run tests (python setup.py tests{.sourceCode}) will be removed in the next major or minor version (either 9.1.0, 10.0.0)

aniso8601 8.1.1

Release date: 2021-01-29

Changes

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Commits

• c6969e8 Add _get_interval_component_resolution test.
• c6b58c9 Add _get_interval_resolution test.
• 0996c42 Add get_datetime_resolution.
• 1e98e17 Add documentation for new resolution functions.
• 367c118 Correct tuplebuilder documentation to reflect namedtuples.
• 0284015 Start of BUILDERS implementation documentation.
• d48d99c More documentation.
• 8c7c5d2 Move duration range checking to range_check_duration.
• ec5d27d Move all additional range checking to range_check_interval and
• e8c39be Remove unused _split_to_microseconds.
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