Log Message:
py-rst2pdf: updated to 0.99

0.99 (2022-01-08)

Added: Python 3.9 & 3.10 are now supported
Added: Sphinx 4 is now supported.
Added: Can now set background images using PageBreak.
Added: Can now set multiple style names in the class directive
Added: pdf_smartquotes option is now supported with Sphinx builds
Added: Add support for styling separations.
Changed: Outline entries that are deeper than the ToC are now collapsed
Changed: math directive updated to support latest matplotlib
Changed: the --very-verbose option provides more information when things go wrong.
Changed: The default stylesheet has been improved. Use the rst2pdf-0.9 \ 
stylesheet to apply the previous default as per the "Migrating to the New \ 
Default Stylesheet" section of the manual. Also, the twoColumn style is no \ 
longer part of the default styles and is now a separate style. Add -s twocolumn \ 
to apply it or, for Sphinx add pdf_stylesheets = ['twocolumn']
Changed: Stylesheets are now in YAML. Migrate to the new format using python -m \ 
rst2pdf.style2yaml as per the "Migrating Stylesheet Format" section of \ 
the manual.
Fixed: An imagine that is too tall in a table cell is now resized to fit.
Fixed: rst2pdf now writes to stdout again
Fixed: Ensure table columns are wide enough for use
Fixed: Better error messages for malformed RST
Fixed: The Sphinx versionadded & versionchanged directives work again
Fixed: Hyperlinks with embedded internal link aliases no longer crash.
Fixed: A more sensible error message is displayed when importing an extension fails
Fixed: If rst2pdf errors, it should now return a non-zero status code.
Fixed: Various documentation improvements
Fixed: Addressed regular expression FutureWarning.
Removed: Documentation related to kerning has been removed as it depended on \ 
word-axe which is longer