Log message:
Forget about Python 3.4

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.2.5

What's New in astroid 2.2.5?
* The last except handler wins when inferring variables bound in an except handler.

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.2.4

What's New in astroid 2.2.4?
* Latest typed_ast gets installed for all CPython versions.

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.2.3

What's New in astroid 2.2.3?

* Replace any with uninferable when returning values from numpy transform

  Turns out that this was conflicting with the any builtin, while the original
  intention was to return a value that cannot be inferred, until we have support
  for types.

  This should fix a couple of false positives on pylint's side where the return
  value of numpy functions was considered to be itself a function.

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.2.2

What's New in astroid 2.2.2?
* Generated proper environment markers for installing typed-ast.

What's New in astroid 2.2.1?
* Make sure to infer the arguments to the slice() builtin
* Correctly instantiate exception instances when inferring their attributes with \ 
objectmodel

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.2.0

What's New in astroid 2.2.0?
* Fix a bug concerning inference of calls to numpy function that should not \ 
return Tuple or List instances.
* typed_ast gets installed for Python 3.7, meaning type comments can now work on 3.7.
* Fix a bug concerning inference of unary operators on numpy types.
* Fix a crash with typing.NamedTuple and empty fields.
* Add a proper strerror inference to the OSError exceptions.
* Support non-const nodes as values of Enum attributes.
* Fix a crash in the enum brain tip caused by non-assign members in class \ 
definitions.
* brain_numpy returns an undefined type for numpy methods to avoid \ 
assignment-from-no-return
* Fix a bug where a call to a function that has been previously called via
  functools.partial was wrongly inferred
* Fix a recursion error caused by inferring the slice builtin.
* Remove the restriction that "old style classes" cannot have a MRO.
  This does not make sense any longer given that we run against Python 3
  code.
* Added more builtin exceptions attributes.
* Add a registry for builtin exception models.
* Add brain tips for http.client.
* Prevent crashing when processing enums with mixed single and double quotes.
* typing types have the __args__ property.
* Fix a bug where an Attribute used as a base class was triggering a crash
* Added special support for enum.IntFlag
* Extend detection of data classes defined with attr
* Fix typo in description for brain_attrs

Log message:
PYTHON_VERSIONS_INCOMPATIBLE must be set before pyversion.mk is included.

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.1.0

What's New in astroid 2.1.0?

* threading.Lock.acquire has the timeout parameter now.

* Pass parameters by keyword name when inferring sequences.

* Correct line numbering for f-strings for complex embedded expressions

  When a f-string contained a complex expression, such as an attribute access,
  we weren't cloning all the subtree of the f-string expression for attaching \ 
the correct
  line number. This problem is coming from the builtin AST parser which gives \ 
for the f-string
  and for its underlying elements the line number 1, but this is causing all \ 
sorts of bugs and
  problems in pylint, which expects correct line numbering.

* Add support for argparse.Namespace

* async functions are now inferred as AsyncGenerator when inferring their call \ 
result.

* Filter out Uninferable when inferring the call result result of a class with \ 
an uninferable __call__ method.

* Make compatible with AST changes in Python 3.8.

* Subscript inference (e.g. "a[i]") now pays attention to multiple \ 
inferred values for value
  (e.g. "a") and slice (e.g. "i")

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.0.4

2.0.4:
Make sure that assign nodes can find ``yield`` statements in their values

2.0.3:
The environment markers for PyPy were invalid.

Log message:
py-astroid: updated to 2.0.2

What's New in astroid 2.0.2?
   * Stop repeat inference attempt causing a RuntimeError in Python3.7

   *  infer_call_result can raise InferenceError so make sure to handle that for \ 
the call sites
      where it is used

     infer_call_result started recently to raise InferenceError for objects for \ 
which it
     could not find any returns. Previously it was silently raising a StopIteration,
     which was especially leaking when calling builtin methods.
     Since it is after all an inference method, it is expected that it
     could raise an InferenceError rather than returning nothing.