chore(deps-dev): bump bpy-addon-build from 0.2.1 to 0.3.0

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Bumps bpy-addon-build from 0.2.1 to 0.3.0.

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BpyBuild rewrite

BpyBuild has been completely rewritten from scratch to make it more ergonomic for developers.

Changelog (generated by git-cliff)

[0.3.0] - 2024-02-02

Fix: Fixed issue with not finding .X0 versions

Test: Added 2.8 to test file

[0.3.0-alpha-2] - 2023-12-19

[0.3.0-alpha-1] - 2023-09-03

Added support for auto-installing

Working on my birthday... sigh

Anyway, Bpy-Build now supports automatically installing to specific Blender versions, either through the install_versions tag or the -v argument. Now Bpy-Build's basic functionality has been returned, yay...

Also happy birthday to me ^_^

Changed actions to be Python based

Python based actions means less code to maintain on my end, and more flexibility on the developer's end, win-win.

Now instead of forcing developers to use a limited subset of commands and non-portable shell commands (curse you Windows), developers can now define actions in Python like any regular Python script. No API, no nothing, just the assumption that the script will be ran in the intermediate directory.

Updated test recipe in Justfile

Changes to actions syntax

To make parsing easier, actions will now have the following syntax: !action

This is not yet final, especially as I learn more on how YAML works, but the final version will likely be simmilar.

Added basic argument parsing and attrs dependency

Since none of the existing libraries for argument parsing have quite

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Changelog

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Changelog

[0.3.0-alpha-1] - 2023-09-03

Added support for auto-installing

Working on my birthday... sigh

Anyway, Bpy-Build now supports automatically installing to specific Blender versions, either through the install_versions tag or the -v argument. Now Bpy-Build's basic functionality has been returned, yay...

Also happy birthday to me ^_^

Changed actions to be Python based

Python based actions means less code to maintain on my end, and more flexibility on the developer's end, win-win.

Now instead of forcing developers to use a limited subset of commands and non-portable shell commands (curse you Windows), developers can now define actions in Python like any regular Python script. No API, no nothing, just the assumption that the script will be ran in the intermediate directory.

Updated test recipe in Justfile

Changes to actions syntax

To make parsing easier, actions will now have the following syntax: !action

This is not yet final, especially as I learn more on how YAML works, but the final version will likely be simmilar.

Added basic argument parsing and attrs dependency

Since none of the existing libraries for argument parsing have quite what I want, I decided to write my own argument parser in Python using a class and attrs (https://www.attrs.org).

Why attrs instead of regular dataclasses? While dataclasses are based on attrs design wise, attrs has the following advantages:

• Better defaults (good defaults are important)
• Fine control over the class, but nothing too complicated
• Version independence

The last one is important. Bpy-Build needs to support Python 3.9 and above. Many good dataclass features meanwhile are 3.10+ however, which

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