8.0.8
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* Fix long_description metadata

8.0.7
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* Remove dependency on `python-cli-ui`

8.0.6
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* Fix packaging issue: ``pycp`` wheels are no longer universal.

8.0.5
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* Fix crash in ``pycp -g``. Reported by @z1lt0id

8.0.4
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* Partial revert of 8.0.3: ``pycp`` is now still fast even with just one CPU


8.0.3
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* Performance improvements (see #20). We are now faster than v7 :)
  Note that ``pycp`` will be still be slow if only one CPU is available.

8.0.2
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* Packaging fixes

8.0.1
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* Fix calling ``--version`` is some corner cases.

8.0
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* New feature: colors by default.

  I'd like to thank @schvabodka-man for giving me the opportunity to
  refactor code that was more than 7 years old :)

* Breaking change: remove ``--all`` see `#19 <https://github.com/dmerejkowsky/pycp/issues/19>`_
  for details.
* Drop Windows support
* Drop Python2 support
* Massive refactoring
* Stricter CI

7.3
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* Try to preserve user and group when used with ``-p,--preserve``
* Optimization : read source file size only once
* Fix crash when file size increases while it's being copied

7.2.2
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* Include test/test_dir/ in source package. This
  makes it possible for pycp packages to run the tests

7.2.1
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* Fix README. (version bump required for updating
  pypi page)

7.2
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* Bring back Python2.7 compatibily. Why not ?
* Display a file count even when not using ``-g``

7.1
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* Fix classifiers

7.0
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* port to Python3
* switch to setuptools for the packaging

6.1
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* improve symlink support

6.0
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* massive refactoring
* pycp no longer depends on progressbar
* add pycp -g option to display a global progress bar on
  several lines

5.0
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* massive refactoring
* pycp no longer uses threading code.
  copying small files should now be painless
  (no more time.sleep)
* pycp learned --all and --preserve options
* change license from GPL to BSD

4.3.3
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* pycp no longer hangs when copy fails.
* error code is non zero when serious problems occurs.

4.3.2
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Bug fixes concerning small and empty files

4.3.1
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Bug fix: ``pymv a_dir b_dir`` left an empty ``a_dir`` behind

4.3
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Nicer print of what is being transfered::

  /path/to/{foo => bar}/a/b

instead of::

  /path/to/foo/a/b -> /path/to/bar/a/b

4.2
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Pycp now is available on Pypi:
http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pycp/

4.1
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You can now use --safe to never overwrite files.

4.0.2
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Lots of bug fixes, introducing automatic tests

4.0.1
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Fix bug for Python2.5: threading module still has
only camelCase functions.

4.0
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Now using ``shutil`` and ``thread`` modules instead of ``subprocess``.
(Replacing ``supbrocess.popen("/bin/cp")`` by calling a thread
running ``shutil.copy``)
Bonus: pycp might become cross-platform

3.2
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Switch from ``getopt`` to ``OptionParser`` (much better)

3.1
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* Now using ``/bin/cp`` instead of ``cp`` (thanks, Chris Gilles)

* No more ``-o`` option. Files are now overwritten by default.
  Pass a ``-i,--interactive``  option if you want to be asked
  for confirmation before overwritting files

* Mimic ``cp`` behaviour. (thanks, ctaf)

3.0
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Little trick to have a ``pymv``

2.2
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* Skips existing files instead of canceling whole operation
* Implementing ``-o,--overwrite`` option.

2.1
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Able to copy multiple files::

  pycp bar foo /path/to/baz

2.0
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Now able to copy recursively files!

1.3
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Add an ETA and file speed estimation

1.2
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* Fix possible division by zero
* Fix possible race condition

1.1
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Add a proper license

1.0
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Initial commit