Entropy 322 is available

[Sławomir Nizio]

Hello,

Here is a summary of changes since last release to repository:

320:
- Entropy modules can be now installed to Python's site directory.
It can be done by passing PYTHON_SITEDIR when installing.
- New --reset-revision option in eit.
- New --force-non-interactive in equo rescue, intended for CI like
runs.
- Improved bash completions.
- Various bug fixes.



321:
- Correction for dependency rewriter, used on the server side of
Entropy.



322:
- Adaptation to qfile from app-portage/portage-utils-0.81. (Entropy
uses qfile to search for file owners of Portage "packages" faster, with
a fallback to Portage API.)
- Corrections for Python 3. For example, b"x"[0] != b"x" is
different in Python 3!



The featured change is that Entropy now installs to site-directory, so
that additional PYTHONPATH is not needed anymore.
This will allow for co-installation of Entropy for both Python 2 and
Python 3 using the regular Gentoo conventions, to enable smooth
transition to Python 3, in case it's decided to be done this way.


And yes, what's cooking is making it able to use En
UnicodeDecodeError: 'utf-8' codec can't decode byte 0xf8 in position 96:
invalid start byte
…I mean Entropy with Python 3. There are still things to be fixed but
we're on the right track! And excuse me for the joke ("error" above).