0.26.0-incompatible1: Add fallback for pure python source distributions

pip download will give you a .tar.gz even if you remove the
--only-binary options. There is some risk here the you will get a whl
for your host platform. I took an allowlist approach in
https://github.com/alexgartner-bc/rules_pip/commit/acd9b016466ad983e60a02d5e4e6bd723df0933d
but I don't really want to maintain that.

0.23.0-incompatible1: Add fallback for pure python source distributions

pip download will give you a .tar.gz even if you remove the
--only-binary options. There is some risk here the you will get a whl
for your host platform. I took an allowlist approach in
https://github.com/alexgartner-bc/rules_pip/commit/acd9b016466ad983e60a02d5e4e6bd723df0933d
but I don't really want to maintain that.

0.10.2-incompatible3

disable hash generation

0.10.2-incompatible2: Support "from" imports in the python gazelle plugin.

Fixes #709.

Test case for pip imports using "from foo import bar".

Test cases for imports of the form "from foo import bar".

Remove unnecessary flag (replaced with continue's).

Make sure from imports work with std modules.

- Add test case with `from __future__ import print_function`.

Guard python_interpreter_target workspace name on None type check. (#755)

Fix for requirements_lock with PEP440 direct references (#756)

Fix indentation error.

- Make sure that `from foo import bar, baz` works.
- Add test case for this.

0.10.2-incompatible1

add :whl alias to fix gazelle_python_manifest.update

0.10.2-incompatible0: Add fallback for pure python source distributions

pip download will give you a .tar.gz even if you remove the
--only-binary options. There is some risk here the you will get a whl
for your host platform. I took an allowlist approach in
https://github.com/alexgartner-bc/rules_pip/commit/acd9b016466ad983e60a02d5e4e6bd723df0933d
but I don't really want to maintain that.

0.10.0-incompatible1

Add fallback for pure python source distributions

pip download will give you a .tar.gz even if you remove the
--only-binary options. There is some risk here the you will get a whl
for your host platform. I took an allowlist approach in
https://github.com/alexgartner-bc/rules_pip/commit/acd9b016466ad983e60a02d5e4e6bd723df0933d
but I don't really want to maintain that.

0.10.0-incompatible0

Add support for platforms to pip_parse