Bump dephell from 0.7.0 to 0.7.7

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Bumps dephell from 0.7.0 to 0.7.7.

Release notes

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v.0.7.5

• Vendorization (dephell vendor download and dephell vendor import) (#194, #109)
• Now CLI for some commands accepts --from instead of --to, because it makes much more sense (#194, #138)
• Always PEP-compatible name for names of wheel and sdist (#203, #192)
• Now --tag option for dephell project bump allows to specify tag prefix or template (#199, #197)
• Meet dephell_versioning, our new friend to handle packages versioning (#191, #147)
• Shorter links in documentation (#183, #182)

v.0.7.1

• dependency_links support for setup.py, sdist and wheel (#79, #63).
• Python 3.8 support (#78).
• Fix autocomplete for Mac OS X (#65, #62).
• Preserve dots in packages names (#71, #80, pypa/pip#3666).
• Make autocomplete for zsh really cool: added support for paths and choices (#81).

v.0.7.2

• flit support.
• Missed meta information (like project version when you read from requirements.txt) will be automatically parsed from magic variables (like __version__) in the project source code.
• Fix plugins parsing in poetry and extras parsing for egg-info and sdist (#86, #89).
• Fix sdist structure (#94, #93).

v.0.7.4

• Custom warehouse and simple index support (#53, #128).
• Fixed bug with packages names that made them incompatible with pkg_resources (#110, #117).
• Now project bump doesn't make git tag by default. Use --tag to add tag or add tag = true into config (#114, #106).
• Support for output into stdout for dephell deps convert (#140, #136).
• Allow to install prereleases into jail (#118, #113)
• Smarter detection of owner name for generate license. You can force the name with --owner=Name (or owner = "Name" in config) (#108, #107, #104, #87).
• Local filesystem path support for --warehouse parameter (#145).
• Improved documentation (#162).
• Improved pre-release support for dephell project bump (#144, #142).
• Improved poetry support (#159, #152, #154).
• Lazy load for bash autocomplete (#132).

v.0.7.3

• Added imports converter to get dependencies from package imports (#97).
• sdist includes tests if they not too big (--sdist-ratio option) (#99, #95).
• You can specify path to .env file (#69, #100).
• dephell package list doesn't fail if some packages missed on PyPI (#85, #102).

Changelog

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CHANGELOG

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v.0.8.3 (2020-04-28)

This release brings a lot of small fixes. See the milestone for the details. The only noticeable change is an ability to provide a custom CA bundle via --ca flag. A few next releases also will bring more stability and speed into DepHell. Stay tuned!

v.0.8.2 (2020-03-19)

New commands:

• dephell project upload (#401).
• dephell venv entrypoint (#404).
• dephell package verify (#400).
• dephell project register (#398).

Improvements:

• dephell project bump now can bump version in Sphinx config (#407).
• One less dependency. Bye-bye, flatdict (#394).
• A lot of dephell jail list improvements (#381, #379, #395).
• --version and -h flags (#397, #410).
• More info in dephell inspect venv (#396).
• dephell jail and some similar commands don't try to find project-level config (#408).
• Better requirements.txt lookup (#409).
• a little bit more.

v.0.8.1 (2020-01-27)

New commands:

• dephell package changelog (#361).

Improvements:

• Experimental Windows support. Test it and contribute! (#343). Special thanks to @espdev who has done almost all the migration.
• Lazy imports. About 10 dependencies were converted into optional and will be installed by-demand. Installation with curl -L dephell.org/install | python3 isn't affected. (#349)
• Support new pip (362) and lock older pip because a new one is broken (#363)
• Rewritten installer (#365, #355)
• a little bit more.

v.0.8.0 (2019-12-19)

New commands:

• dephell package bug (#318).
• dephell jail show (#318).
• dephell inspect versioning (#318).

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