Entropy 323 is available

This release is all about Python 3! Entropy should work well with Python 3 now, but few bugs can still hide here and there.

Entropy 322 is available

• Adaptation to qfile from app-portage/portage-utils-0.81. (Entropy uses qfile to search for file owners of Portage "packages" faster, with a fallback to Portage API.)
• Corrections for Python 3. For example, b"x"[0] != b"x" is different in Python 3!

Entropy 321 is available

• Correction for dependency rewriter, used on the server side of Entropy.

Entropy 320 is available

• Entropy modules can be now installed to Python's site directory. It can be done by passing PYTHON_SITEDIR when installing.
• New --reset-revision option in eit.
• New --force-non-interactive in equo rescue, intended for CI like runs.
• Improved bash completions.
• Various bug fixes.

Entropy 319 is available

Notable changes in 318 and 319:

• fixed kernel switching functionality in Rigo,
• faster processing of package files,
• initial changes to make Entropy installable for multiple Python versions.

Entropy 317 is available

Code changes up to Entropy 317 are about fixes to kernel-switches and internal improvements.

Entropy 313 is available

Just a quick summary of changes from 312 to 313.

1. Now equo rescue spmsync checks if a package is in Portage's world file and sets "automatic/manual package" in Entropy accordingly.
2. New command: equo mark that can be used to specify whether a package was installed manually or as dependency.

Example usage scenario:

• equo unused prints that x11-terms/xterm is unneeded, but is actually wanted,
• equo mark manual x11-terms/xterm marks the status as intended,
• subsequent equo unused no longer shows it as unneeded.

If you know apt, it may help to know that equo mark resembles apt-mark.

3. Added CI configuration to run test (on Python 2 and 3) to Github project.
4. Added test wrapper that makes it easier to run tests.
5. Support of BDEPEND from EAPI 7.
6. Internal improvements.

summary of changes from git:

56 files changed, 1022 insertions(+), 116 deletions(-)