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# Change Notes:
* remove doxygen xml support
* remove sqlite log processing only use plaint text for validation log output (simplification)
* move default rules into `rules` folder from `requirements-osi-3` folder
* replace progressbar with tqdm
* remove lzma decoding and encoding (simplification)
* bugfix: BaseMoving nested attribute validation
* bugfix: update yaml loading ruaml
* bugfix: setup.py fix the default rules folder copying into site-packages with different python versions
* remove protocpp from osi validator dependency
* Migrate pipeline from travisCI -> github workflow
* Remove kpi folder
* Remove pre-parsed rules in rules folder
* Remove lfs
* Remove lzma from docs
* Update test trace file
* Replace rules folder in docs
* Port rst to adoc
* Update links readme
* Added example command
* Update README.md
* update venv instructions
* Created requirements_develop.txt for workflow
* Pinned package versions
* Used Python 3.8 in workflow
* bump actions versions
* pin black to black==23.12.1
* removed unused packages
* Update OSI submodule to version 3.6.0 (#54)
* Use same protobuffer version as in OSI repository
* use protobuf 3.20.1 in ci workflow and pin version to the same version in requirements.txt and setup.py
* remove optional installation method in README
* allow higher package versions
* bump year in license
* add git+osi requirement
* add note about OSI CCB
* Fix parallel run
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Signed-off-by: Carlo van Driesten <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: ClemensLinnhoff <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Viktor Kreschenski <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Carlo van Driesten <[email protected]>
Describe the solution you would like
Update the OSI submodule to Release 3.6.0
Describe the backwards compatibility
Since OSI itself is backward compatible, it should not be a problem.
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