* Order classes by relevance in module
* Order definitions by relevance within module
* Swagger UI options extracted
* New style options
* Use new-style options
* Reuse code
* Sort imports
* Ignore typing imports
* Warn users about parameter name change
* Add back isort check
* Fix isort check
* Example with Flask support
* Only show import error when trying to use Flask
* Re-organize imports
* Move flask_utils next to related module
* Code style
* Change back to incentivizes
* Includes Flask by default
* Project clean up
* Update Rafael Caricio's e-mail address
* Fix conflicts
In order to validate date-time or uri formats jsonschema requires
strict-rfc3339 and rfc3987 to be installed, both of which are licensed
under the GPLv3. To avoid license ambiguity, it makes sense to not
depend on either of them for installation or testing of connexion.
Requirements Builder provides a way to run tests against all interesting
versions of the requirements: minimal, latest as well as development
(from git, hg, svn).
It requires to move the requirements into the setup.py and to provide a
minimal version. requirements-devel aims at helping you working
* It detected a conflict with six version which had to be bumped up;
* building PyYAML from Subversion fails so it's commented in the
requirement-devel.txt file.
A cool blog post on how to keep some balance between setup.py and
requirements.txt file:
https://caremad.io/posts/2013/07/setup-vs-requirement/
trying to run test code in dependencies installed in the project
directory via `virtualenv`.
- `README.rst` is in utf-8 encoding; reading it fails on py34
