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We're happy to announce the release of docstub v0.6.0 on 2025-11-04!

Enhancement

  • Add the new experimental --workers option to docstub run to generate stub files in parallel. This can reduce runtime significantly for projects with many files. For now, multiprocessing has to be explicitly enabled by requesting a number of workers (#110).
  • Highlight help messages (invoked with -h or --help) of the command line interface with colors and reformat. This should improve the readability (#109).
  • Don't color output if the environment variable NO_COLOR=1 is set (#109).
  • Support using types from the standard library module types directly without requiring configuration or imports for them (#106).
  • Provide file and line context in warnings that are emitted while parsing doctypes (#108).
  • Add the short command line option -g as an alternative to docstub run --group-errors (#109).
  • Hide additional debug information behind "verbosity 3" (-vvv). This makes the option -vv a bit more usable. Also use a more generally visible ANSI color for debug information (bright_black) (#104).

Performance

  • Speed-up how fast docstub's command line displays help text with the -h or --help option (#112).

Bug Fixes

  • Ensure that warnings are raised for partially documented signatures. Previously, no warning was raised for untyped parameters when at least one parameter was annotated (#107).
  • Ensure that docstub still returns a non-zero exit code when it is run with output completely disabled (-qq). The same applies when running docstub with --quiet --fail-on-warnings (#110).
  • Ensure that warnings are raised for undocumented parameters and attributes. Previously, no warning was raised for parameters and attributes when at least that were mentioned in a docstring, but didn't have a doctype (#111).

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