[python-win32] [ANN] pywin32 build 222 released

[Mark Hammond]

Hi all,
   I'm happy to announce the release of pywin32 build 222. There are 
some notable changes with this release:

We have moved to github for development and releases. 
https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32 is the new home of pywin32 and all 
builds will be released there.

The build process now also builds "wheels", so "pip install pywin32" 
should also work - note that this support is EXPERIMENTAL - I still 
recommend you use the binary (ie, .exe installers) [Note: I'm struggling 
with PyPi refusing to allow me to upload the 3.7-64bit wheel, but 
hopefully this will be fixed soon]

Particular thanks to @xoviat, who helped with prompting me to make the 
change, imported all the issues from sourceforge, and helped with the 
process for creating the wheels.

Note also that older Python versions are no longer supported - builds 
are only made available for Python 2.7 and Python 3.5+.

As usual, this release also addresses a number of bugs with previous 
builds - I've appended the change log at the end of this mail.

Downloads are available at:

   https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32/releases/tag/b222

For initial support (eg, to ask questions about the release etc), please 
contact this mailing-list (python-win32 at python.org).  If you want to 
report a bug, please do so at https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32/issues

As always, thanks to everyone who contributed to this release, both in 
terms of code and reporting bugs.

Cheers,

Mark.

Changes:

Since build 221:
----------------
* !! Moved to github for development !!. 
https://github.com/mhammond/pywin32 is the new home of pywin32 and all 
builds will be released there. The build process now also builds 
"wheels", so "pip install pywin32" should also work (but see README.md 
for some limitiations of using pip)

   Particular thanks to @xoviat, who helped with prompting me to make 
the change, imported all the issues from sourceforge, and helped with 
the process for creating the wheels.

   As a part of this, I've changed every issue in this file from "#xxx" 
to "#sfxxx" to indicate they refer to the old sourceforge issue numbers.

* Older Python versions are no longer supported - builds are only made 
available for Python 2.7 and Python 3.5+.

* For Python 3.x, a win32 FILETIME or TimeStamp which is greater than 
the datetime module can handle will return datetime.datetime.max instead 
of throwing (fixes issue #748)

* win32file - fix ERROR_BAD_LENGTH in GetFileInformationByHandleEx in 
x86 builds(issue #752, rbschk)

* MakeModuleForTypelib no longer catches COM exceptions, so no longer 
can return None. This is what the docstring always claimed the behaviour 
was and makes things less error prone. If you explicitly call this 
function and handle None, you will need to wrap the call in an exception 
handler.

* Change PyIMAPIFolder CopyMessages, DeleteMessages, and EmptyFolder to 
return the HRESULT (Nick Czeczulin via patch #sf162)

* Fix a reference leak of Py_None in a couple of MAPI methods (Nick 
Czeczulin via patch #sf149)