* Lint: Disable a couple potentially problematic/unneeded hooks
* Lint: Refine regex for existing Content-Type and PEP references checks
* Lint: Refine regex for Python-Version check and fix a couple deviations
* Lint: Refine regex for Created check and fix a couple deviations
* Lint: Refine regex for Resolution check and fix a few deviations
* Lint: Add new check for Post-History header
* Lint: Add check for Discussions-To header link
* Lint: Add basic check for PEP title presense & excessive length
* Lint: Add check for PEP/BDFL-Delegate header
* Lint: Add check for Sponsor header
* Lint: Add check for legacy Author field format
* Lint: Add check for RST Author field
* Lint: Use more helpful, user-oriented descriptions for header checks
* PEP 245: Add historical note and archive links to wiki page/email lsit
* PEP 628: Add direct link to resolution in acceptance message
* Lint: Explictly allow all valid RFC 2822 line continuations in headers
* Lint: Tweak Post-History and Resolution checks to accept fragments
Changes detected by Topy (https://github.com/intgr/topy), all changes
verified by hand, false positives have been omitted.
These range from straight-out misspellings to debatable hyphen placement.
The hyphen changes are supported by grammar manuals of style.
This commit adds various updates to account for changes in PEP 458, including:
* updating the link to the Python glossary
* add definitions of distribution file, target files
* clarify ‘target files’ and ‘target metadata’
* Use BLAKE 2 instead of SHA-2 in filenames
* transaction process -> upload process
* update paper links to use the permanent links from theupdateframework.io
This commit also adds a few clarifications about the purpose
of this PEP, including adding an overview of the changes needed
to implement the PEP.
Signed-off-by: marinamoore <mnm678@gmail.com>
PEP 458 now focuses on content security (rather than the current
transport-only security) between PyPI and end users.
PEP 480 builds on PEP 458 to also provide end-to-end security
that can fully handle a compromise of PyPI.
Adam Turner
Marina Moore
CAM Gerlach
Hugo van Kemenade
Sumana Harihareswara
Brett Cannon
Marti Raudsepp
Trishank Karthik Kuppusamy
Min ho Kim
Brett Cannon
Mariatta
Huang Huang
Serhiy Storchaka
Guido van Rossum
Nick Coghlan