isort

5.1.3 July 18, 2020

• Fixed issue #1329: Fix comments duplicated when --fass option is set.

5.1.2 July 17, 2020

• Fixed issue #1219 / #1326: Comments not wrapped for long lines
• Fixed issue #1156: Bug related to isort:skip usage followed by a multiline comment block

5.1.1 July 15, 2020

• Fixed issue #1322: Occasionally two extra newlines before comment with -n & --fss.
• Fixed issue #1189: --diff broken when reading from standard input.

5.1.0 July 14, 2020

• isort now throws an exception if an invalid settings path is given (issue #1174).
• Implemented support for automatic redundant alias removal (issue #1281).
• Implemented experimental support for floating all imports to the top of a file (issue #1228)
• Fixed #1178: support for semicolons in decorators.
• Fixed #1315: Extra newline before comment with -n + --fss.
• Fixed #1192: -k or --keep-direct-and-as-imports option has been deprecated as it is now always on.

Formatting changes implied:

• Fixed #1280: rewrite of as imports changes the behavior of the imports.

• Fixed #1301: Import headings in nested sections leads to check errors

• Fixed #1277 & #1278: New line detection issues on Windows.
• Fixed #1294: Fix bundled git hook.

• Fixed #1306: unexpected --diff behavior.
• Fixed #1279: Fixed NOQA comment regression.

• Fixed #1302: comments and --trailing-comma can generate invalid code.
• Fixed #1293: extra new line in indented imports, when immediately followed by a comment.
• Fixed #1304: isort 5 no longer recognises sre_parse as a stdlib module.
• Fixed #1300: add_imports moves comments following import section.
• Fixed #1276: Fix a bug that creates only one line after triple quotes.

5.0.5 July 7, 2020

• Fixed #1285: packaging issue with bundling tests via poetry.
• Fixed #1284: Regression when sorting .pyi files from CLI using black profile.
• Fixed #1275 & #1283: Blank line after docstring removed.
• Fixed #1298: CLI Help out of date with isort 5.
• Fixed #1290: Unecessary blank lines above nested imports when import comments turned on.
• Fixed #1297: Usage of --add-imports alongside --check is broken.
• Fixed #1289: Stream usage no longer auto picking up config file from current working directory.
• Fixed #1296: Force_single_line setting removes immediately following comment line.
• Fixed #1295: ensure_newline_before_comments doesnt work with force_sort_within_sections.
• Setting not_skip will no longer immediately fail but instead give user a warning and direct
  to upgrade docs.

5.0.3 - July 4, 2020

• Fixed setup.py command incorrectly passing check=True as a configuration parameter (see: https://github.com/timothycrosley/isort/issues/1258)
• Fixed missing patch version
• Fixed issue #1253: Atomic fails when passed in not readable output stream

Ensure completeness of black profile, adding default line_length

https://timothycrosley.github.io/isort/docs/major_releases/introducing_isort_5/

4.3.21 - June 25, 2019 - hot fix release

• Fixed issue #957 - Long aliases and use_parentheses generates invalid syntax

4.3.20 - May 14, 2019 - hot fix release

• Fixed issue #948 - Pipe redirection broken on Python2.7

4.3.19 - May 12, 2019 - hot fix release

• Fixed issue #942 - correctly handle pyi (Python Template Files) to match black output

4.3.18 - May 1, 2019 - hotfix release

• Fixed an issue with parsing files that contain Unicode characters in Python 2
• Fixed issue #924 - Pulling in pip internals causes depreciation warning
• Fixed issue #938 - Providing a way to filter explicitly passed in files via configuration settings (--filter-files)
• Improved interoperability with toml configuration files

4.3.17 - April 7, 2019 - hot fix release

• Fixed issue #905 & #919: Import section headers behaving strangely

4.3.16 - March 23, 2019 - hot fix release

• Fixed issue #909 - skip and skip-glob are not enforced when using settings-path.
• Fixed issue #907 - appdirs optional requirement does not correctly specify version
• Fixed issue #902 - Too broad warning about missing toml package
• Fixed issue #778 - remove user from known standard library as it's no longer in any supported Python version.