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zachary822/emoji-regex

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Last release: 5/17/2023

emoji-regex is a Python-focused library that provides regular expressions for matching emojis, including patterns intended to cover all emojis. It is useful if you need to detect, validate, or extract emoji characters from text using regex.

Project status

  • The repo does not show evidence of active maintenance since the last upstream push was on 2023-05-17, and the provided recent history is limited to CI and packaging related updates.
  • The apparent update cadence is very low, with the last listed updates clustering on 2023-05-17 and no newer activity indicated after that date.

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Recent updates

  • v0.1.2-3

    5/17/2023

    This release does not include any explicit release-note content beyond a link to the compare view. The actual change is limited to the GitHub Actions publishing workflow configuration.

  • v0.1.2-2

    5/17/2023

    This release appears to contain no changes to the library code. Instead, it modifies the GitHub Actions workflow used to publish the package to PyPI, specifically changing where the downloaded build artifacts are placed before publishing.

  • v0.1.2

    5/17/2023

    Release v0.1.2 primarily updates project packaging metadata and the CI/CD workflows used to build and publish the Python package to PyPI. The code diff also adds a new pytest-based test suite and introduces pytest as a dev dependency, along with related dependency lockfile updates.

  • v0.1.1

    4/30/2023

    Release v0.1.1 contains no actual code changes to the library itself in the provided diff. The changes are limited to packaging and CI workflow updates, including adding Poetry installation to the publish workflow and introducing a Poetry lockfile.

  • v0.1.0

    4/30/2023

    Release v0.1.0 does not include any descriptive release notes beyond a link to the full commit list for this tag. To assess upgrade impact, you will need to review the commits directly at the provided changelog URL, since no API changes, fixes, or breaking behavior are documented in the release notes.