What's Changed
Most users should see a significant reduction in false positives (on an ongoing basis) after updating to this release. Nothing is ever perfect (regional differences, etc), but noise should be reduced by a notable margin.
- 📦 Community package now available on Debian @Nilsonfsilva
- 📦 Community package now available on Ubuntu @Nilsonfsilva
- ✨ Automatic filtering of most false-positive prone sites by way of automatic testing on upstream @ppfeister
- ✨ --json flag overloaded to allow use of pull request numbers as manifest URIs (#2356) @bytexenon
- ✨ --no-txt flag added to disable automatic txt file output (functionality may change later) (#2263) @ntexe
- ✨ Basic PEP 561 compliance with support for mypy static type checking (#2277) @ppfeister
‼️ Deprecated support for now-EOL Python 3.8 and 3.9 (now ^3.10) @ppfeister
Additional manifest contributors this cycle: @Netail @MR-VL @L0mbart @paperbenni @gtkacz @Suramyavns @nktkhndlwl @Nuung @alokranjan609 @yuzicodes @rskbansal @NOMADE55 @ReganBell @sk337 @Pasanlaksitha @SOGeKING-NUL @ibnaleem @brantonb @joeyagreco @jasontenpenny @S1lvus @MaxwellOldshein @Davis-3450 @akamayu-ouo @craiglondon @pylapp @tulsishetty07 @kotarofu @telemaxxx @rsb-23
Additional codebase contributors this cycle: @Txbias (docs) @PeterDaveHello (dockerfile) @anujatappeta (fixed dead tests)
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Note that community-supported packages are by definition not officially supported. They are provided for convenience and portability. See the documentation for info as to which packages currently have official support. Community based package, or those found on Linux distribution repositories, may take longer to update - to avoid breaking changes, using official packages on the latest version is recommended.
