The commit gateway pins its hooks to the same versions as pdm.lock (see
prek.toml), so both ruff pins move together and `pdm lock` follows.
0.17.2 finds nothing new in src or tests, and `prek run --all-files` is green
on it.
`pdm lock` re-resolved within the existing constraints and picked up
sqlalchemy 2.1.5 → 2.1.6 and wassima 2.1.4 → 2.1.5; `pdm sync` installed
both, and the suite is green on them.
CI installs with `pdm install --check -G :all`, and `-G :all` covers extras
too, so a `[notify]` extra that was never locked made the install step fail
outright: "Requested groups not in lockfile: notify". `pdm lock -G :all` brings
`desktop-notifier` and its per-platform dependencies (dbus-fast, rubicon-objc,
the winrt projections) into the lock, and re-resolving picked up the drift that
had accumulated since the last one — platformdirs 4.13.5, sqlalchemy 2.1.5,
urllib3-future 2.25.903.
Deletes are about to become recoverable, and send2trash is what every desktop
already understands: the freedesktop trash specification on Linux (its own
implementation unless PyGObject/GIO is there), the Finder trash on macOS and the
Recycle Bin on Windows. It is pure Python over ctypes — no compilation, no
runtime dependencies — so it can sit on the default install instead of behind an
extra.
A required dependency rather than an optional one on purpose: a missing extra
would silently turn "recoverable" into "gone", and a safety net that disappears
without a word is worse than no safety net.
Register REPL slash commands as a Click Group (params, UsageError, help).
Dispatch via awaitlet.async_def so sync command bodies can awaitlet()
async memory/confirm work. Completer and /help derive from the registry.
NCBM