reprexlite Changelog¶

v0.5.0 (2020-02-20)¶

Added experimental IPython interactive editor which can be launched via command line with reprex --ipython. This modified IPython editor will run every cell automatically as a reprex.

Added explicit setting of code evaluation namespace's __name__ to '__reprex__'. Previously this was unset and would get inferred, and weird things like 'builtins' would turn up. (PR #44)

Added support for parsing code copied from an interactive Python shell (REPL) with >>> prompts. (#29)
Fixed issue where tests module was unintentionally included in distribution. (#30)
Fixed missing requirement importlib_metadata for Python 3.6 and 3.7. (#31)

Added optional IPython extension that enables %%reprex cell magic. See documentation for usage. (#21)

Changed pygments styling to use the "friendly" color scheme, which looks better for dark backgrounds. (#15)
Changed submodule organization for code related to reprex formatting. This is now in the formatting submodule. (#17)

Removing old results from inputs: (#8)
- Changed reprexes to—by default—remove lines matching the comment prefix (#> by default). This means that if your input code is a previously rendered reprex, the old results will be removed first and you effectively regenerate it.
- Added a new option old_results that—if set to True—will preserve such lines.
Fixed a bug that caused intentional blank lines to be removed. (#7)
Added stdout capturing. Any content printed to stdout will be shown as a result in the reprex. (#10)
Added exception handling and stacktrace capture. If the input code has an exception, the stacktrace will be shown as a result in the reprex. (#12)

Initial release! 🎉