septentrion

• Unpin libs (#136)
• Require python 3.7+ (#137)
• pre-commit (#130, #131, #132, #134)

• Fix GitHub Actions #92
• Target version defaults to latest #96

• Fix bug with integer-based settings, like port numbers (#84)

• fix type error when using --config-file (#90)
• Replace Travis by Github Actions (#86)

• Fix build_migration_plan call in lib

• Disregard migrations older than the schema #81

• Pass psql configuration by environment #77
• Readme install instructions #76

You get to decide what flavor of psycopg2 you prefer. Install either with

$ pip install septentrion[psycopg2_binary]

or

$ pip install septentrion[psycopg2]

• Explicitly import psycopg2.errors for old psycopg2 versions #74

• Use psql to run migrations #73

• Customize columns, drop callback, create table is optional #70
• Remove double space #69
• Add features to library #68

• Fix a crash occurring when there is no configuration file (#59 / #67)

• Extend septentrion lib module #66
• Fix version display in CLI #65
• Add @nadege as codeowner #63
• Septentrion as lib #61
• Add some tests for db and core modules #62
• Fix release script #58

• Add feature to run schema files after main schema file too #57
• Improving the quick start documentation #52
• Make iter_dirs and iter_files yield items in alphabetical order #56
• Minor changes to README.rst #55
• Use Version objects all the way up #53
• Metadata 42 #45
• Pathlib #43
• Fix typos in CLI help text #51
• Add Corinne as Code Owner for documentation #50
• A realistic stance in the readme #44
• Python2 is not supported anymore, removing artifact #38
• Add @samuelhamard #41
• Replace StrictVersion to custom version #39
• Refactor #36
• Fixes #28 Type annotations #30
• All things tooling #26
• Fix additional schema & release 0.1.3 #23