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William Grant: Approve (code) on 2017-10-19

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MANIFEST.in (+1/-1)
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lazr/delegates/__init__.py (+2/-3)
lazr/delegates/_version.py (+1/-0)
lazr/delegates/docs/NEWS.rst (+6/-0)
lazr/delegates/version.txt (+0/-1)
setup.py (+2/-1)

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16. By Colin Watson on 2017-10-05

Adjust versioning strategy to avoid importing pkg_resources, which is slow in large environments.

15. By Barry Warsaw on 2015-07-08

Really, it's 2.0.3.

14. By Barry Warsaw on 2015-07-08

Backport seemingly lost (but uploaded) 2.0.2 changes.

13. By Barry Warsaw on 2015-07-08

- Restore the public import of ``lazr.delegates.Passthrough`` which was
  inadvertently lost during the port to Python 3.
- Officially add support for Python 3.5.
- Drop official Python 2.6 support.

Also:

- Bump copyright years.
- Remove unused function from setup.py
- Reorganize NEWS.rst

12. By Barry Warsaw on 2014-08-21

Include tox.ini in the sdist.

11. By Barry Warsaw on 2014-08-21

For Debian packaging, MANIFEST.in must be included in the sdist.

10. By Barry Warsaw on 2014-08-21

Bump copyright years.

9. By Barry Warsaw on 2014-08-21

- Drop the use of `distribute` in favor of `setuptools`. (LP: #1359927)
- Run the test suite with `tox`.

8. By Barry Warsaw on 2013-01-10

Update documentation so that `python setup.py build_sphinx` works.

7. By Barry Warsaw on 2013-01-10

* Port to Python 3. Now compatible with 2.6, 2.7, 3.2, and 3.3
* Eliminate the use of zc.buildout for simpler Python development tools.
* Use nose for running the test suite.
* Remove the extra `src` level in the source tree.
* Swap distribute_setup.py for ez_setup.py.
* Update copyright years.
* Add @delegate_to which should be preferred instead of the delegates() class
  level call. The latter is not compatible with Python 3, while the former is
  compatible with all supported Pythons.
* Other organizational changes.
* Bump version number.