Bump line-profiler from 4.2.0 to 5.0.1

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Bumps line-profiler from 4.2.0 to 5.0.1.

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Version 5.0.1

Mostly bug fixes, 3.14 support, and minor UX tweaks.

What's Changed

• Dev/5.0.1 by @​Erotemic in pyutils/line_profiler#366
• FIX: tempdir-leaking tests by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#365
• FIX: stubs and ConfigSource doc by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#367
• Fixes for 314 by @​Erotemic in pyutils/line_profiler#368
• FIX: ref-count leaks by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#372
• Update ci for 314 by @​Erotemic in pyutils/line_profiler#369
• Speed Up Worst-Case Overhead by @​Theelx in pyutils/line_profiler#376
• ENH: LineStats aggregation by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#380
• FIX: doc-searching by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#384
• FIX: Installing IPython when building RTD docs by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#388
• FIX: use import system to resolve file executed by kernprof -m by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#389
• Add %%lprun_all magic function by @​Theelx in pyutils/line_profiler#383
• FIX: check import target names by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#397
• FIX: building on Windows-ARM64 by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#391
• FIX: noisy test in tests/test_cli.py by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#401
• FIX: DeprecationWarning emitted by how line_profiler.toml_config uses importlib.resources by @​TTsangSC in pyutils/line_profiler#406
• Codify win arm tests by @​Erotemic in pyutils/line_profiler#407
• Remove default alphabetical ordering of profiled functions in text output by @​clemisch in pyutils/line_profiler#414
• Fix build on Python 3.14 by isolating internal C headers and removing inline specifiers by @​lysnikolaou in pyutils/line_profiler#412
• Allow test_kernprof_sys_restoration to match python3.XX binaries by @​stefanor in pyutils/line_profiler#410
• Prevent duplicate output in 3.14 by @​Erotemic in pyutils/line_profiler#415

New Contributors

• @​clemisch made their first contribution in pyutils/line_profiler#414
• @​lysnikolaou made their first contribution in pyutils/line_profiler#412

Full Changelog: pyutils/line_profiler@v5.0.0...refs/heads/release

Version 5.0.0

This is a major update to the line-profiler package. All APIs should still be backwards compatible with the 4.x branch, but we decided to bump the the new major version 5.x due to the number of new features and changes in the underlying C code. We do plan to introduce changes in defaults in the next 6.x release in an effort to streamline usage.

Big thanks to @​TTsangSC who put an enormous amount of work into this 🙏 .

Highlights

• New TOML configuration files: control defaults via [tool.line_profiler] in pyproject.toml. See docs for an example.
• Much better auto-profiling: use -p <modname> or prof-mod in config to profile top-level callables
• New CLI modes: run modules with -m, inline scripts with -c, and profile from stdin with -
• Switched to sys.monitoring on Python 3.12+ (with fallback support)
• Improved support for profiling class methods, properties, async generators, and functools.partial
• Output now shows qualified names (Python ≥ 3.11)
• Multiple profiler instances can now be used at the same time
• Many other fixes and improvements

CHANGELOG

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Changelog

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5.0.1

* ENH: improved type annotations and moved them inline
5.0.1

• FIX: Prevented duplicate or inconsistent profiler output under Python 3.14 when multiprocessing is used.
• ENH: Add %%lprun_all for more beginner-friendly profiling in IPython/Jupyter #383
• FIX: mitigate speed regressions introduced in 5.0.0
• ENH: Added capability to combine profiling data both programmatically (LineStats.__add__()) and via the CLI (python -m line_profiler) (#380, originally proposed in #219)
• FIX: search function in online documentation
• FIX: ref-count leaks #372
• FIX: mitigate speed regressions introduced in 5.0.0 #376
• FIX: Use import system to locate module file run by kernprof -m #389
• FIX: Fixed build on Windows-ARM64 and now building wheels therefor in CI #391
• FIX: Move away from older, (temporarily-)deprecated importlib.resources APIs in line_profiler.toml_config #406
• CHANGE: remove default alphabetical sorting of profiled functions

5.0.0

* FIX: win32 encoding issues
* ENH: Add support for ``sys.monitoring`` (Python >= 3.12)
* FIX: Fixed issue when calling ``kernprof`` with neither the ``-l`` nor ``-b`` flag; also refactored common methods to ``LineProfiler`` and ``ContextualProfile``
* FIX: Fixed auto-profiling of async function definitions [#330](https://github.com/pyutils/line_profiler/issues/330)
* ENH: Added CLI argument ``-m`` to ``kernprof`` for running a library module as a script; also made it possible for profiling targets to be supplied across multiple ``-p`` flags
* FIX: Fixed explicit profiling of class methods; added handling for profiling static, bound, and partial methods, ``functools.partial`` objects, (cached) properties, and async generator functions
* FIX: Fixed namespace bug when running ``kernprof -m`` on certain modules (e.g. ``calendar`` on Python 3.12+).
* FIX: Fixed ``@contextlib.contextmanager`` bug where the cleanup code (e.g. restoration of ``sys`` attributes) is not run if exceptions occurred inside the context
* ENH: Added CLI arguments ``-c`` to ``kernprof`` for (auto-)profiling module/package/inline-script execution instead of that of script files; passing ``'-'`` as the script-file name now also reads from and profiles ``stdin``
* ENH: In Python >=3.11, profiled objects are reported using their qualified name.
* ENH: Highlight final summary using rich if enabled
* ENH: Made it possible to use multiple profiler instances simultaneously
* ENH: various improvements related to auto-profiling:


kernprof -p target entities are now imported and profiled regardless of
whether they are directly imported in the run script/module/code (old
behavior restored by passing --no-preimports)


kernprof -v and the new -q now control the verbosity level instead
of being a boolean, allowing diagnostic outputs or output suppression


On-import profiling is now more aggressive so that it doesn't miss entities
like class methods and properties


LineProfiler can now be used as a class decorator


FIX: Fixed line tracing for Cython code; superseded use of the legacy tracing system with sys.monitoring


FIX: Fixed edge cases where:

LineProfiler.get_stats() neglected data from duplicate code objects
(#348)
LineProfiler instances may stop receiving tracing events when multiple
instances were used (#350)
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Commits

• 52f937b Prevent duplicate output in 3.14 (#415)
• 3aa7504 Allow test_kernprof_sys_restoration to match python3.XX binaries (#410)
• 2df0060 Fix build on Python 3.14 by isolating internal C headers and removing inline ...
• 5eb4a00 Remove default alphabetical ordering of profiled functions in text output (#414)
• 630abb0 Codify win arm tests (#407)
• b66c42c FIX: DeprecationWarning emitted by how line_profiler.toml_config uses `im...
• 1219bc0 removed capsys.disabled() which caused spurious output (#401)
• b60b934 Prep for release
• 14ae1f0 FIX: building on Windows-ARM64 (#391)
• 1c086a4 FIX: check import target names (#397)
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