Log Message:
py-hypothesis: updated to 6.86.1

6.86.1

This patch improves the documentation of @example(...).xfail() by adding a note \ 
about PEP 614, similar to @example(...).via(), and adds a warning when a \ 
strategy generates a test case which seems identical to one provided by an \ 
xfailed example.

6.86.0

This release enables the explain phase by default. We hope it helps you to \ 
understand why your failing tests have failed!

6.85.1

This patch switches some of our type annotations to use typing.Literal when only \ 
a few specific values are allowed, such as UUID or IP address versions.

6.85.0

This release deprecates the old whitelist/blacklist arguments to characters(), \ 
in favor of include/exclude arguments which more clearly describe their effects \ 
on the set of characters which can be generated.

You can use Hypothesis’ codemods to automatically upgrade to the new argument \ 
names. In a future version, the old names will start to raise a \ 
DeprecationWarning.

6.84.3

This patch automatically disables the differing_executors health check for \ 
methods which are also pytest parametrized tests, because those were mostly \ 
false alarms.

6.84.2

Building on recent releases, characters() now accepts _any_ codec=, not just \ 
"utf-8" and "ascii".

This includes standard codecs from the codecs module and their aliases, platform \ 
specific and user-registered codecs if they are available, and python-specific \ 
text encodings (but not text transforms or binary transforms).

6.84.1

This patch by Reagan Lee makes st.text(...).filter(str.isidentifier) return an \ 
efficient custom strategy.

6.84.0

The from_regex() strategy now takes an optional \ 
alphabet=characters(codec="utf-8") argument for unicode strings, like \ 
text().

This offers more and more-consistent control over the generated strings, \ 
removing previously-hard-coded limitations. With fullmatch=False and \ 
alphabet=characters(), surrogate characters are now possible in leading and \ 
trailing text as well as the body of the match. Negated character classes such \ 
as [^A-Z] or \S had a hard-coded exclusion of control characters and surrogate \ 
characters; now they permit anything in alphabet= consistent with the class, and \ 
control characters are permitted by default.