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Package	Change	Age	Confidence
hypothesis (changelog)	==6.168.5 → ==6.170.12

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v6.170.12: Hypothesis version 6.170.12

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This patch reduces Hypothesis' overhead for each test case. For simple
properties and strategies, generating test cases takes up to a third
less time and shrinking failing examples is up to twice as fast; most
tests will see a smaller improvement. "import hypothesis" is also
about 20% faster.

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v6.170.11: Hypothesis version 6.170.11

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This patch makes writing observability data to ".hypothesis/observed"
cheaper when tests run in multiple threads, and defers cleaning up old
observation files from import time until observations are first
written.

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v6.170.10: Hypothesis version 6.170.10

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This patch fixes an internal error from "lists()" with "unique=True",
when the elements are a filtered "sampled_from()" with too few allowed
values to reach "min_size". It also ensures that "domains()" always
generates at least one subdomain, even with a small "max_length".

We also fixed some internal bookkeeping that could go wrong when an
exception was raised and caught during generation, for example by
"recursive()", which could make shrinking less effective.

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v6.170.9: Hypothesis version 6.170.9

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This release fixes a "DeprecationWarning" when importing
"hypothesis.extra.dateutil" with dateutil 3.0 or higher (issue #​4934).

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v6.170.8: Hypothesis version 6.170.8

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This patch fixes a regression in version 6.170.1, where unique
collections of non-empty collections, such as
"st.sets(st.frozensets(st.integers(), min_size=1), min_size=1)", could
fail the "HealthCheck.large_base_example" health check (issue #​4918).

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v6.170.7: Hypothesis version 6.170.7

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This improves type coverage of stateful testing.

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v6.170.6: Hypothesis version 6.170.6

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This patch adds PyPy 3.12 wheels to releases (issue #​4921).

Thanks to @​moreati for this contribution!

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v6.170.5: Hypothesis version 6.170.5

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This patch fixes a bug for users of our "PrimitiveProvider" interface,
where "draw_integer" could incorrectly reuse weights from an earlier
draw (issue #​4908).

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v6.170.4: Hypothesis version 6.170.4

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This fills in the missing type annotations for public-facing
attributes of "settings", such as "settings.max_examples" and
"settings.database".

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v6.170.3: Hypothesis version 6.170.3

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This patch fixes an internal error when the shrinker tried certain
invalid values, for example when shrinking "one_of()" between text
strategies with different alphabets (issue #​4905).

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v6.170.2: Hypothesis version 6.170.2

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Add support for Python 3.16, which is still in alpha.

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v6.170.1: Hypothesis version 6.170.1

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This patch makes generating unique collections, such as "sets()" or
"lists()" with "unique=True", considerably more efficient (issue
#​4458). Hypothesis no longer mutates test cases by copying one element
of a unique collection over another element of the same collection,
and no longer probes for minimal examples by drawing every element at
its simplest value - both of which were certain to be rejected, and
could waste several times as many draws from the element strategy as
were actually returned.

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v6.170.0: Hypothesis version 6.170.0

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This release substantially strengthens "run_conformance_test()", which
authors of alternative backends can use to test their provider. It can
now test providers with required constructor arguments, runs many test
cases against each provider, treats running out of entropy as expected
control flow, and checks that providers are able to generate a
representative range of values.

These new checks catch two bugs in the provider underlying
fuzz_one_input, which this release also fixes: integer draws could
never generate negative values, and string draws from an empty
alphabet consumed the whole buffer instead of returning the empty
string.

Verbose output for stateful tests now reads "Test case: " rather than trailing off after the colon.

Thanks to @​reachsridhard for reporting the integers bug and
prototyping these improvements.

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v6.169.4: Hypothesis version 6.169.4

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This release fixes an error when applying "@​given" on Python 3.14 to
functions with annotations referring to types that are only available
during type checking, when explicit strategies are supplied (issue
#​4897).

Thanks to Arjun Aravind for this fix!

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v6.169.3: Hypothesis version 6.169.3

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The ".seed()" method of "randoms()" now accepts the same arguments as
"random.Random.seed()", such as "a=" and "version=". Previously, it
required exactly one positional argument. Calling ".seed()" without a
seed now raises a clearer error.

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v6.169.2: Hypothesis version 6.169.2

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The Ghostwriter now raises a helpful error for functions which take no
arguments, instead of writing a test with an invalid empty "@​given()"
decorator (issue #​4882).

Thanks to deepak7lal for this fix!

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v6.169.1: Hypothesis version 6.169.1

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Calling ".map()" or ".flatmap()" on "data()" with a keyword argument
now raises the intended error explaining that this is not supported,
instead of a generic error about an unexpected keyword argument.

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v6.169.0: Hypothesis version 6.169.0

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This release drops support for Python 3.10, which reached end of life
in October 2026.

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