fix(deps): update dependency fire to ^0.6.0 #308
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This PR contains the following updates:
^0.4.0
->^0.6.0
Release Notes
google/python-fire (fire)
v0.6.0
: Python Fire v0.6.0Compare Source
This is the last release supporting Python 2. Subsequent releases will be Python 3 only. The automatically generated release notes follow.
What's Changed
Github
->GitHub
by @jbampton in https://github.com/google/python-fire/pull/425$
sign in bash completion by @maximehk in https://github.com/google/python-fire/pull/472New Contributors
Full Changelog: google/python-fire@v0.5.0...v0.6.0
v0.5.0
: Python Fire v0.5.0Compare Source
Changelist
Highlighted change:
fire.Fire(serialize=custom_serialize_fn)
#345You can now pass a custom serialization function to fire to control how the output is serialized.
Your serialize function should accept an object as input, and may return a string as output. If it returns a string, Fire will display that string. If it returns None, Fire will display nothing. If it returns something else, Fire will use the default serialization method to convert it to text.
The default serialization remains unchanged from previous versions. Primitives and collections of primitives are serialized one item per line. Objects that define a custom
__str__
function are serialized using that. Complex objects that don't define__str__
trigger their help screen rather than being serialized and displayed.Configuration
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