24.3.0

This release is based on Black v24.3.0.

• Remove the previously deprecated CLI option --pyink-lines. This was replaced by --line-ranges.

23.12.1

This release is based on Black v23.12.1.

• The CLI option --pyink-lines is now deprecated and replaced by Black's built-in option --line-ranges.
• Handle more trailing pragma cases so they are ignored for line-length calculation.

23.10.0

This release is based on Black v23.10.0.

23.9.1

This release is based on Black v23.9.1.

• Black v23.9.9's new concise formatting for dummy implementations from psf/black#3796 is temporarily disabled for Pyink.

23.5.0

• Existing parentheses around strings are no longer removed if the content does not fit on a single line. This is related to psf#3640 where we still want to keep the parentheses around the implicitly concatenated strings if the code already uses them, making it more obvious it's a single function argument.
• --pyink-lines= now works with stdin inputs (#16).
• Fixed compatibility issue on Python 3.7 (#13).

23.3.1

• In multiline module docstrings, trailing quotes that are put on their own line are now kept on their own line. (#8)

23.3.0

This release is based on Black v23.3.0.

• Pyink now requires Black v23.3.0 (for blib2to3).

23.1.1

This release is based on psf@9c8464c.

• Fixed a bug where a module docstring ends with a line that's LineLength-3 to LineLength long, an extra empty line was added.
• Fixed a bug when running Pyink on Python 3.8 and earlier (#3).
• Do not explode immediately nested literals that have a trailing comma in the body.

23.1.0

This release is based on Black v23.1.0.

• Temporarily disabled the following Black future style changes:
  • psf#2916
  • psf#2278
• Fixed a bug in incremental formatting (--pyink_lines=) where pairs of # fmt: off/on are used outside of the line ranges.
• Fixed a bug in incremental formatting (--pyink_lines=) when part of the match statement is changed.

22.12.0

This release is based on psf@96e62c5 (two bugfix commits ahead of Black v22.12.0).

Other changes:

• Prefer splitting right hand side of assignment statements (see psf#1498, this is being upstreamed in psf#3368).