Bump cattrs from 23.1.2 to 23.2.3

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Bumps cattrs from 23.1.2 to 23.2.3.

Release notes

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v23.2.3

• Fix a regression when unstructuring dictionary values typed as Any. (#453 #462)
• Fix a regression when unstructuring unspecialized generic classes. (#465 #466)
• Optimize function source code caching. (#445 #464)
• Generate unique files only in case of linecache enabled. (#445 #441)

v23.2.2

• Fix a regression when unstructuring Any | None. (#453)

v23.2.1

23.2.1 (2023-11-18)

• Fix unnecessary typing_extensions import on Python 3.11. (#446 #447)

For the v23.2.0 release notes, see here.

v23.2.0

23.2.0 (2023-11-17)

Welcome to cattrs 23.2.0! Thanks to all our wonderful contributors, this release happens to have the largest changelog so far.

Here are some of the noteworthy additions, see below for the entire changelog.

More Powerful Unions in preconf

Courtesy of the union passthrough strategy, the following class (and others like it, this is just a complex example) will work out-of-the-box on any preconf converter:

@define
class MyClass:
    my_field: str | Literal[1] | MyOtherClass

The strategy has been preapplied to all preconf converters, but it can be manually applied to any converter.

Default Disambiguation via Literals

When structuring a union of attrs classes, cattrs will default to the default union strategy.

This strategy works by finding required unique fields in the given classes. It has been enhanced with support for matching on fields annotated as Literals.

from typing import Literal
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Changelog

Sourced from cattrs's changelog.

23.2.3 (2023-11-30)

• Fix a regression when unstructuring dictionary values typed as Any. (#453 #462)
• Fix a regression when unstructuring unspecialized generic classes. (#465 #466)
• Optimize function source code caching. (#445 #464)
• Generate unique files only in case of linecache enabled. (#445 #441)

23.2.2 (2023-11-21)

• Fix a regression when unstructuring Any | None. (#453 #454)

23.2.1 (2023-11-18)

• Fix unnecessary typing_extensions import on Python 3.11. (#446 #447)

23.2.0 (2023-11-17)

• Potentially breaking: skip attrs fields marked as init=False by default. This change is potentially breaking for unstructuring. See here for instructions on how to restore the old behavior. (#40 #395)
• Potentially breaking: {py:func}cattrs.gen.make_dict_structure_fn and {py:func}cattrs.gen.typeddicts.make_dict_structure_fn will use the values for the detailed_validation and forbid_extra_keys parameters from the given converter by default now. If you're using these functions directly, the old behavior can be restored by passing in the desired values directly. (#410 #411)
• Potentially breaking: The default union structuring strategy will also use fields annotated as typing.Literal to help guide structuring. See here for instructions on how to restore the old behavior. (#391)
• Python 3.12 is now supported. Python 3.7 is no longer supported; use older releases there. (#424)
• Implement the union passthrough strategy, enabling much richer union handling for preconfigured converters. Learn more here.
• Introduce the use_class_methods strategy. Learn more here. (#405)
• The omit parameter of {py:func}cattrs.override is now of type bool | None (from bool). None is the new default and means to apply default cattrs handling to the attribute, which is to omit the attribute if it's marked as init=False, and keep it otherwise.
• Converters can now be initialized with custom fallback hook factories for un/structuring. (#331 #441)
• Add support for date to preconfigured converters. (#420)
• Add support for datetime.dates to the PyYAML preconfigured converter. (#393)
• Fix {py:func}format_exception() <cattrs.v.format_exception> parameter working for recursive calls to {py:func}transform_error <cattrs.transform_error>. (#389)
• attrs aliases are now supported, although aliased fields still map to their attribute name instead of their alias by default when un/structuring. (#322 #391)
• Fix TypedDicts with periods in their field names.

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Commits

• 5dc43b3 v23.2.3
• 3f63212 Flesh out history
• 48cb3d0 Fix unstructuring underspecified generics (#466)
• 88d4758 Optimize linecaching (#464)
• 5b1fa6a Fix dict value unstructuring (#462)
• b47f446 Avoid linecache unique file generation in case of linecache disabled (#461)
• bed932c v23.2.2
• 281f324 Fix regression (#454)
• c098cd8 v23.2.1
• 25d15d6 Import typing_extensions.TypeAlias only on python < 3.11 (#447)
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