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Bumps pyobjc-core from 12.2.2 to 13.0.

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v13.0

• Main features

  • Framework bindings updated for macOS 27 SDK

  • Add support for the following frameworks (all new in macOS 27):

    • LinkSecurity

    • StateReporting

  • objc.formal_protocol can now be used as an additional base class to indicate that a class implements a protocol.

    The following two definitions are equivalent:

       class MyClass(NSObject, protocols=[NSFilePresenter]):
           ...

    and:

       class MyClass(NSObject, NSFilePresenter):
           ...

    The formal protocols that are used as a base class do not end up in the MRO, but will be added to __pyobjc_protocols__.

    Mixing the two definition styles is supported as well, although this will lead to less understandable code.

  • #359: Introduce a objc.bound_selector for bound selector objects.

    In previous versions bound selectors used the same type as unbound selectors (objc.python_selector or objc.native_selector).

    Using a separate bound selector results in slightly better performance due to not creating the bound selector object during regular method calls.

    A objc.bound_selector is a subclass of objc.selector, just like the other two classes and has the same attributes as the selector value it binds. The only user-visible behaviour

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Version 13.0

• Main features

  • Framework bindings updated for macOS 27 SDK

  • Add support for the following frameworks (all new in macOS 27):

    • :doc:LinkSecurity </apinotes/LinkSecurity>

    • :doc:StateReporting </apinotes/StateReporting>

  • objc.formal_protocol can now be used as an additional base class to indicate that a class implements a protocol.

    The following two definitions are equivalent:

    .. sourcecode:: python

    class MyClass(NSObject, protocols=[NSFilePresenter]): ...

    and:

    .. sourcecode:: python

    class MyClass(NSObject, NSFilePresenter): ...

    The formal protocols that are used as a base class do not end up in the MRO, but will be added to __pyobjc_protocols__.

    Mixing the two definition styles is supported as well, although this will lead to less understandable code.

  • :issue:359: Introduce a :class:objc.bound_selector for bound selector objects.

    In previous versions bound selectors used the same type as unbound selectors (:class:objc.python_selector or :class:objc.native_selector).

    Using a separate bound selector results in slightly better performance due to not creating the bound selector object during regular method calls.

    A :class:objc.bound_selector is a subclass of :class:objc.selector, just like the other two classes and has the same attributes as the selector value it binds. The only user-visible behaviour

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Commits

• f5d4098 documentation tweaks
• 315c3b2 Set version to 3.13
• e49816b Fix some test failures on 27.2 after a full test run
• 25ea5cc Fix a number of test failures on macOS 27.2
• 247051f Fix upper case letter in a source file name
• 5c6c0d0 Restore framework support, wasn't removed after all
• 1e61e1f Add more framework tests
• ba38003 Also use destroyWeak here
• 28ba718 Tweak tests
• d71ad8e Remove unused code
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