Releases · IVRTech/pystrix

AGENTS.md with an architecture overview and contributor guidance.
CLAUDE.md pointing to AGENTS.md.
A Contributing section and AGI, FastAGI, and AMI quick-start examples in the README.
.readthedocs.yaml and doc/requirements.txt for reproducible documentation builds.
A GitHub Actions CI workflow that runs the test suite with coverage across Python 3.9 through 3.13, plus a documentation build check.
A pytest unit-test suite covering AMI message parsing and request building, AGI response parsing, and action and helper formatting, with pytest and pytest-cov in a test extra (pip install -e '.[test]').
Coverage measurement through pytest-cov, reported in the CI logs. No coverage data leaves CI.
A CI status badge in the README.
A curated ruff configuration, a .pre-commit-config.yaml, and a CI lint job.
This changelog.

Converted README.rst to README.md and corrected the version and install URL.
Stated the license as the GNU LGPLv3 or later across the README and packaging metadata. pystrix is not dual-licensed. Both COPYING and COPYING.LESSER ship because the LGPL extends the GPL.
Declared Python 3.9+ through python_requires and trove classifiers (3.9 through 3.13), and dropped Python 2 and the end-of-life 3.x entries.
Narrowed the "any platform" claim. The FastAGI server runs on Linux and macOS only, because it reads SOMAXCONN with sysctl.
Removed the AUTHORS file. Provenance now lives in the README, and the contributor list comes from git history and the GitHub contributors page.
Modernized doc/conf.py (exclude_patterns, Read the Docs theme with a fallback, raw-string regex).
Formatted the whole codebase with ruff format (line length 88) and enabled import sorting (ruff's I rule). Both are now enforced in pre-commit and CI. A .git-blame-ignore-revs file lets git blame skip the reformat commit.
Migrated packaging from setup.py to pyproject.toml (PEP 621) with a PEP 639 SPDX license expression (LGPL-3.0-or-later). Moved the ruff config into [tool.ruff], and removed setup.py, build-release.py, and ruff.toml. Build with python -m build; the version is read dynamically from pystrix.VERSION.

The Python 2 compatibility shims: the queue and socketserver import fallbacks, the basestring branch in generic_transforms, and the explicit (object) base classes. The codebase is now Python 3 only. Dropping Python 2 is released as a pragmatic minor bump rather than a major one, since Python 2 support was already nominal and end-of-life.

Narrowed the bare except around line.decode() in _AGI._read_line to an isinstance(line, bytes) check. A real UnicodeDecodeError on malformed socket bytes now surfaces instead of being swallowed and leaving raw bytes in the line (#50).
Applied safe lint fixes surfaced by ruff: not x is/not x in rewritten to x is not/x not in, removed unused imports, and turned two invalid escape sequences (\d, \*) into raw strings. Intentional re-exports are marked with targeted ignores.
_Request.build_request now honors its documented ActionID precedence: an explicit argument wins, then a value already set on the request, then a generated one. Previously a pre-set ActionID was dropped when no argument was passed, and it overrode an explicit argument. The resolved ActionID is also coerced to a string so a pre-set non-string value matches Asterisk's responses (#43).
Replaced the removed cgi.urlparse.parse_qs in pystrix/agi/fastagi.py with urllib.parse.parse_qs. This fixes FastAGI query-string parsing on all Python 3 and restores Python 3.13 support (#36).
Corrected the _Response.time description in the AMI docs and fixed several typos.
Stopped tracking doc/_build/ output and macOS ._ metadata files, and fixed the .gitignore rule that let them in.

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