Release Notes

3.2.0 (2022-10-17)

Features

  • Add a priority property to messages, and a default priority in the configuration (PR#275)
  • Add a message schema attribute and some documentation to help deprecate and upgrade message schemas (#227)

Other Changes

  • Use tomllib from the standard library on Python 3.11 and above, fallback to tomli otherwise. (PR#274)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Akashdeep Dhar
  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Erol Keskin
  • Miro Hrončok
  • Stephen Coady

3.1.0 (2022-09-13)

Features

  • Add the app_name and agent_name properties to message schemas (PR#272)
  • Added “groups” property to message schemas. This property can be used if an event affects a list of groups. (#252)

3.0.2 (2022-05-19)

Development Changes

  • Fix CI in Github actions (6257100)
  • Update pre-commit checkers (1d35a5d)
  • Fix Packit configuration (d2ea85f)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Akashdeep Dhar
  • Aurélien Bompard

3.0.1 (2022-05-12)

Development Changes

  • Add packit configuration allowing us to have automatic downstream RPM builds (#259)
  • Don’t build universal wheels since we don’t run on Python 2 anymore (e8c5f4c)

Documentation Improvements

  • Add some schema packages to the docs (03e7f42)
  • Change the example email addresses (1555742)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Akashdeep Dhar
  • Aurélien Bompard

3.0.0 (2021-12-14)

API Changes

  • Queues created by the CLI are now non-durable, auto-deleted and exclusive, as server-named queues are. (PR#239)
  • It is no longer necessary to declare a queue in the configuration file: a server-named queue will be created. Configured bindings which do not specify a queue name will be applied to the server-named queue. (PR#239)
  • Drop support for Python 2 (PR#246)
  • Drop the Twisted classes that had been flagged as deprecated. Drop the deprecated Message._body property. Refactor the consuming code into the Consumer class. (PR#249)

Features

  • Support anonymous (server-named) queues. (PR#239)
  • Support Python 3.10 (PR#250)
  • Raise PublishForbidden exception immediately if publishing to virtual host is denied rather than waiting until timeout occurs. (#203)

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed validation exception of queue field on serialized schemas. (#240)

Documentation Improvements

  • Improve release notes process documentation. (PR#238)
  • Build a list of available topics in the documentation from known schema packages (PR#242)

Development Changes

  • Start using pre-commit for linters and formatters (732c7fb)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • David Jimenez
  • Michal Konečný
  • Onur Ozkan

2.1.0 (2021-05-12)

Features

  • Improve the testing module to check message topics and bodies separately, and to use the rewritten assert that pytest provides (PR#230)
  • Handle topic authorization by raising a PublishForbidden exception instead of being stuck in a retry loop (PR#235)
  • Test on Python 3.8 and 3.9 (PR#237)

Bug Fixes

  • Require setuptools, as pkg_resources is used (PR#233)

Development Changes

  • Update test fixture keys to 4096 bits (PR#232)
  • Use Github Actions for CI (PR#234)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Miro Hrončok
  • Pierre-Yves Chibon

2.0.2 (2020-08-04)

Bug Fixes

  • Set the QoS on the channel that is created for the consumer (#223)

Documentation Improvements

  • When running fedora-messaging consume, the callback module should not contain a call to api.consume() or it will block. (df4055f)
  • Update the schema docs (PR#219)
  • Fix quickstart cert file links (PR#222)
  • Fix the docs about exceptions being wrapped by HaltConsumer (#215)

Other Changes

  • Only try to restart fm-consumer@ services every 60 seconds (PR#214)

2.0.1 (2020-01-02)

Bug Fixes

  • Fix handling of new connections after a publish timeout (#212)

2.0.0 (2019-12-03)

Dependency Changes

  • Drop official Python 3.4 and 3.5 support
  • Bump the pika requirement to 1.0.1+
  • New dependency: Crochet

API Changes

  • Move all APIs to use the Twisted-managed connection. There are a few minor changes here which slightly change the APIs:
    1. Publishing now raises a PublishTimeout when the timeout is reached (30 seconds by default).
    2. Previously, the Twisted consume API did not validate arguments like the synchronous version did, so it now raises a ValueError on invalid arguments instead of crashing in some undefined way.
    3. Calling publish from the Twisted reactor thread now raises an exception instead of blocking the reactor thread.
    4. Consumer exceptions are not re-raised as HaltConsumer exceptions anymore, the original exception bubbles up and has to be handled by the application.

Features

  • The fedora-messaging cli now has 2 new sub-commands: publish and record. (PR#43)
  • Log the failure traceback on connection ready failures.

Bug Fixes

  • Fix an issue where reconnection to the server would fail. (#208)
  • Don’t declare exchanges when consuming. (#171)
  • Fix Twisted legacy logging (it does not accept format parameters).
  • Handle ConnectionLost errors in the v2 Factory.

Development Changes

  • Many Twisted-related tests were added.
  • Include tests for sample schema package.
  • Update the dumps and loads functions for a new message format.

Documentation Improvements

  • Document that logging is only set up for consumers.
  • Update the six intersphinx URL to fix the docs build.
  • Add the “conf” and “DEFAULTS” variables to the API documentation.
  • Update example config: extra properties, logging.
  • Document a quick way to setup logging.
  • Document the sent-at header in messages.
  • Create a quick-start guide.
  • Clarify queues are only deleted if unused.
  • Wire-format: improve message properties documentation.
  • Note the addition client properties in the config docs.

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Adam Williamson
  • dvejmz
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Randy Barlow
  • Shraddha Agrawal
  • Sebastian Wojciechowski

1.7.2 (2019-08-02)

Bug Fixes

  • Fix variable substitution in log messages. (PR#200)
  • Add MANIFEST.in and include tests for sample schema package. (PR#197)

Documentation Improvements

  • Document the sent-at header in messages. (PR#199)
  • Create a quick-start guide. (PR#196)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Adam Williamson
  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Shraddha Agrawal

v1.7.1 (2019-06-24)

Bug Fixes

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Randy Barlow
  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Adam Williamson

Documentation Improvements

  • Document some additional app properties and add a note about setting up logging in the fedora.toml and stg.fedora.toml configuration files (PR#188)
  • Document how to setup logging in the consuming snippets so any problems are logged to stdout (PR#192)
  • Document that logging is only set up for consumers (#181)
  • Document the fedora_messaging.config.conf and fedora_messaging.config.DEFAULTS variables in the API documentation (#182)

v1.7.0 (2019-05-21)

Features

  • “fedora-messaging consume” now accepts a “–callback-file” argument which will load a callback function from an arbitrary Python file. Previously, it was required that the callback be in the Python path (#159).

Bug Fixes

  • Fix a bug where publishes that failed due to certain connection errors were not retried (#175).
  • Fix a bug where AMQP protocol errors did not reset the connection used for publishing messages. This would result in publishes always failing with a ConnectionError (#178).

Documentation Improvements

  • Document the body attribute on the Message class (#164).
  • Clearly document what properties message schema classes should override (#166).
  • Re-organize the consumer documentation to make the consuming API clearer (#168).

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Randy Barlow
  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Dusty Mabe

v1.6.1 (2019-04-17)

Bug Fixes

Development Changes

  • Stop pinning pytest to 4.0 or less as the incompatibility with pytest-twisted has been resolved (PR#158).

Other Changes

  • Include commands to connect to the Fedora broker in the documentation (PR#154).

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline

v1.6.0 (2019-04-04)

Dependency Changes

  • Twisted is no longer an optional dependency: fedora-messaging requires Twisted 12.2 or greater.

Features

  • A new API, fedora_messaging.api.twisted_consume(), has been added to support consuming using the popular async framework Twisted. The fedora-messaging command-line interface has been switched to use this API. As a result, Twisted 12.2+ is now a dependency of fedora-messsaging. Users of this new API are not affected by Issue #130 (PR#139).

Bug Fixes

  • Only prepend the topic_prefix on outgoing messages. Previously, the topic prefix was incorrectly applied to incoming messages (#143).

Documentation

  • Add a note to the tutorial on how to instal the library and RabbitMQ in containers (PR#141).
  • Document how to access the Fedora message broker from outside the Fedora infrastructure VPN. Users of fedmsg can now migrate to fedora-messaging for consumers outside Fedora’s infrastructure. Consult the new documentation at Fedora’s Public Broker for details (PR#149).

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Shraddha Agrawal

v1.5.0 (2019-02-28)

Dependency Changes

  • Replace the dependency on pytoml with toml (#132).

Features

  • Support passive declarations for locked-down brokers (#136).

Bug Fixes

  • Fix a bug in the sample schema pachage (#135).

Development Changes

  • Switch to Mergify v2 (#129).

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Michal Konečný
  • Shraddha Agrawal

v1.4.0 (2019-02-07)

Features

  • The topic_prefix configuration value has been added to automatically add a prefix to the topic of all outgoing messages. (#121)
  • Support for Pika 0.13. (#126)
  • Add a systemd service file for consumers.

Development Changes

  • Use Bandit for security checking.

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard

v1.3.0 (2019-01-24)

API Changes

  • The Message._body attribute is renamed to body, and is now part of the public API. (PR#119)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline

v1.2.0 (2019-01-21)

Features

  • The fedora_messaging.api.consume() API now accepts a “queues” keyword which specifies the queues to declare and consume from, and the “fedora-messaging” CLI makes use of this (PR#107)
  • Utilities were added in the schema_utils module to help write the Python API of your message schemas (PR#108)
  • No long require “–exchange”, “–queue-name”, and “–routing-key” to all be specified when using “fedora-messaging consume”. If one is not supplied, a default is chosen. These defaults are documented in the command’s manual page (PR#117)

Bug Fixes

  • Fix the “consumer” setting in config.toml.example to point to a real Python path (PR#104)
  • fedora-messaging consume now actually uses the –queue-name and –routing-key parameter provided to it, and –routing-key can now be specified multiple times as was documented (PR#105)
  • Fix the equality check on fedora_messaging.message.Message objects to exclude the ‘sent-at’ header (PR#109)
  • Documentation for consumers indicated any callable object was acceptable to use as a callback as long as it accepted a single positional argument (the message). However, the implementation required that the callable be a function or a class, which it then instantiated. This has been fixed and you may now use any callable object, such as a method or an instance of a class that implements __call__ (PR#110)
  • Fix an issue where the fedora-messaging CLI would only log if a configuration file was explicitly supplied (PR#113)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Sebastian Wojciechowski
  • Tomas Tomecek

v1.1.0 (2018-11-13)

Features

  • Initial work on a serialization format for fedora_messaging.message.Message and APIs for loading and storing messages. This is intended to make it easy to record and replay messages for testing purposes. (#84)
  • Add a module, fedora_messaging.testing, to add useful test helpers. Check out the module documentation for details! (#100)

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Jeremy Cline
  • Sebastian Wojciechowski

v1.0.1 (2018-10-10)

Bug Fixes

  • Fix a compatibility issue in Twisted between pika 0.12 and 1.0. (#97)

v1.0.0 (2018-10-10)

API Changes

  • The unused exchange parameter from the PublisherSession was removed (PR#56)
  • The setupRead API in the Twisted protocol has been removed and replaced with consume and cancel APIs which allow for multiple consumers with multiple callbacks (PR#72)
  • The name of the entry point is now used to identify the message type (PR#89)

Features

  • Ensure proper TLS client cert checking with service_identity (PR#51)
  • Support Python 3.7 (PR#53)
  • Compatibility with Click 7.x (PR#86)
  • The complete set of valid severity levels is now available at fedora_messaging.api.SEVERITIES (PR#60)
  • A queue attribute is present on received messages with the name of the queue it arrived on (PR#65)
  • The wire format of fedora-messaging is now documented (PR#88)

Development Changes

  • Use towncrier to generate the release notes (PR#67)
  • Check that our dependencies have Free licenses (PR#68)
  • Test coverage is now at 97%.

Other Changes

  • The library is available in Fedora as fedora-messaging.

Contributors

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Michal Konečný
  • Sebastian Wojciechowski

v1.0.0b1

API Changes

Features

  • Configuration parsing failures now produce point to the line and column of the parsing error (#21).
  • fedora_messaging.message.Message now come with a set of standard accessors (#32).
  • Consumers can now specify whether a message should be re-queued when halting (#44).
  • An example consumer that prints to standard output now ships with fedora-messaging. It can be used by running fedora-messaging consume --callback="fedora_messaging.example:printer" (#40).
  • fedora_messaging.message.Message now have a severity associated with them (#48).

Bug Fixes

Development Features

  • The fedora-messaging code base is now compliant with the Black Python formatter and this is enforced with continuous integration.
  • Test coverage is moving up and to the right.

Many thanks to the contributors of bug reports, pull requests, and pull request reviews for this release:

  • Aurélien Bompard
  • Clement Verna
  • Ken Dreyer
  • Jeremy Cline
  • Miroslav Suchý
  • Patrick Uiterwijk
  • Sebastian Wojciechowski

v1.0.0a1

The initial alpha release for fedora-messaging v1.0.0. The API is not expected to change significantly between this release and the final v1.0.0 release, but it may do so if serious flaws are discovered in it.