feed2exec 0.22.0 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

feed2exec (0.22.0) unstable; urgency=medium

  * cleanups:
    * add renovate bot
    * start using tox --current-env
    * use debputy reformat for control files, no change
    * silence flake8 warnings
    * fix test collection in pytest 3.8+
    * chase new html2text in test suite
    * drop support for Python < 3.8
    * note the existence of markdownify
    * fix deprecation warning: get rid of dateparser feature detection
    * fix test suite failures due to deprecation warnings
    * fix a new mypy warning on old code
    * note that 0.21 was only published on pypi
  * ikiwikitoot: add tool bypass RSS feed parsing altogether
  * fix error in handling toot error codes

 -- Antoine Beaupré <email address hidden>  Mon, 03 Mar 2025 14:41:40 -0500

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feed2exec: programmable feed reader

 feed2exec is a simple program that runs custom actions on new RSS
 feed items (or whatever feedparser can read). It currently has
 support for writing into mailboxes (Maildir or mbox folders) or
 executing commands, but more actions can be easily implemented
 through plugins. Email are saved as multipart plain/HTML and can be
 sent to arbitrary folders.

feed2exec-doc: programmable feed reader - documentation files

 feed2exec is a simple program that runs custom actions on new RSS
 feed items (or whatever feedparser can read). It currently has
 support for writing into mailboxes (Maildir or mbox folders) or
 executing commands, but more actions can be easily implemented
 through plugins. Email are saved as multipart plain/HTML and can be
 sent to arbitrary folders.
 .
 HTML documentation for the feed2exec feed reader.