I don't want to ever have to sort imports again. It's a poor use of
developer time. Automate this with a pre-commit hook, and check this on
CI.
Developers: I suggest you configure your editor to use
`reorder_python_imports`. It uses the standard sorting, and detects
first/third party libs well.
The current storage (DAV_SERVER) has no impact on unit tests and system
tests, so rather than run all these tests for each server, just run them
once per python.
The main advantage here is that its dependencies are TOTALLY separate
from vdirsyncer's, keeping the runtime environment for vdirsyncer
cleaner.
It also makes testing locally not only possible, but fast and pleasant.
* nextcloud.rst : add double quote to not forget them
Add double quote to not forget them, and avoid the message :
warning: Soon, all strings have to be in double quotes. Please replace UserName with "UserName"
* fastmail.rst : add double quote to not forget them
Add double quote to not forget them, and avoid the message :
warning: Soon, all strings have to be in double quotes. Please replace UserName with "UserName"
* icloud.rst : add double quote to not forget them
Add double quote to not forget them, and avoid the message :
warning: Soon, all strings have to be in double quotes. Please replace UserName with "UserName"
* todoman.rst : add double quote to not forget them
Add double quote to not forget them, and avoid the message :
warning: Soon, all strings have to be in double quotes. Please replace UserName with "UserName"
* xandikos.rst : add double quote to not forget them
Add double quote to not forget them, and avoid the message :
warning: Soon, all strings have to be in double quotes. Please replace UserName with "UserName"
* davmail.rst : add double quote to not forget them
Add double quote to not forget them, and avoid the message :
warning: Soon, all strings have to be in double quotes. Please replace UserName with "UserName"
* partial-sync.rst : add double quote to not forget them
Add double quote to not forget them, and avoid the message :
warning: Soon, all strings have to be in double quotes. Please replace UserName with "UserName"
2.20.0 is almost two years old, so we can safely assume anyone wanting a
recent vdirsyncer can upgrade.
It's also the first version to include several upstream security fixes
which I'd rather we depend on too.
