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v2.0.0 (2024-03-06)

Breaking changes

  • venv install can now be used to install individual packages: venv install <package>. #37

    To enable this feature, installing from a requirements file now requires the use of the new -r | --requirement flags: venv install -r requirements.txt. Packages installed using venv install <package> are first added to the requirements file before reinstalling the entire environment to ensure reproducibility. To uninstall packages, use the new venv uninstall subcommand, e.g. venv uninstall <package>.

  • venv sync has been removed. Use venv install -r <requirements>.lock instead. #17

Major changes

  • Added venv uninstall subcommand to complement the new functionality of venv install <package>. #37

    Running venv uninstall <package> will first remove the package from requirements.txt, then use venv install -r requirements.txt to reinstall the environment without <package>.

    This process ensures that there are no "orphaned dependencies" left in the environment after uninstalling, unlike when using pip uninstall <package>.

  • Loosened the file name requirements for requirements files. Requirements files can now be any valid file name with the extension .txt (.lock for lock files). #35

Minor changes

  • The install.sh script now supports specifying for which shell to install venv-cli, e.g. ./install.sh zsh. #29
  • Updated virtual environment activation instructions in README.md and when running venv activate -h #37
  • Refactored bash completion script to enable better handling of arguments for subcommands. 8ac4daf

Bug fixes

  • Running the uninstall script now correctly removes the sourcing line from the user's rc-file. #29
  • Running the installation script now adds the sourcing line to the user's rc-file only if it is not there already. #29
  • Running venv <subcommand> now correctly returns the exit code from that subcommand. 8b7a54d
  • Removed a unit test that was failing sporadically when running tests multiprocessed using pytest-xdist. 30c501c

Internal changes

  • Added several new test cases to cover loosened requirements file name check. #35
  • Removed unused test files. 8be87d9
  • Updated test cases for venv clear and venv lock that use the venv install command. 6985681
  • Unit test jobs for different shells in CI/CD now run in parallel, speeding up runtime of the CI/CD pipeline. d2d9ec3

v1.5.1 (2024-01-10)

Minor changes

  • venv install now fails early and with a more descriptve error message when run outside of a virtual environment. #31

Bug fixes

  • venv clear is now able to clear virtual environments that contain editable installs. #31

v1.5.0 (2024-01-04)

Major changes

  • Added venv delete command. #25

    Running venv delete completely removes the virtual environment located in the current folder.

Minor changes

  • Added -s alias for --skip-lock when running venv install. #24

Internal changes

  • The run_command test helper function can now pass through inputs to the command that is being run.

v1.4.1 (2023-10-30)

Bugfixes

  • Fixed venv lock failing to lock when called as part of venv install. #21

v1.4.0 (2023-10-30)

Minor changes

  • venv install now runs venv clear before installation. This ensures that the enrivonment doesn't end up with orphaned packages after making changes to requirements.txt. #9

Minor changes

  • venv sync command marked as deprecated with removal planned for v2.0. Use venv install <requirements>.lock instead. #14

v1.3.0 (2023-10-30)

Major changes

  • venv lock no longer tries to fill in credentials for packages installed via VCS. This behavior was undocumented and difficult to maintain and ultimately tried to alleviate a shortcoming of the way pip handles these credentials. #11 For users who have credentials as part of URLs in their requirements.txt files, there are other ways to handle credentials, e.g. filling them in requirements.lock manually, using a .netrc file to store the credetials or using a keyring. See https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/topics/authentication/ for more info.

Minor changes

  • venv create now prints the full python version used for creating the environment. bb62c21

Internal changes

  • Added pytest-cases to development dependencies.

v1.2.0 (2023-08-04)

From this release forward, this project follows the Git Flow branching model. To reflect this, the default development branch have been renamed develop, and the main branch is now only for tagged releases. To read more about Git Flow, see (https://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/). Also see README for branch naming conventions.

  • Changed github test workflow to reflect new branch naming conventions.
  • Added better, context-based bash completions.

v1.1.0 (2023-08-02)

New install script

This release adds an install.sh script for easier installation of venv-cli. Now it can be installed by simply running

$ bash install.sh

For more information on installing and uninstalling, see the updated README

Internal changes

  • Added functionality to venv lock: Since pip freeze (which venv lock is using under the hood) does not output the auth-part of VCS URLs, venv lock now includes a fix that tries to read them from a reference requirements-file, but only if they are specified as environment variables so as not to accidentally expose secrets in version-controlled .lock-files.

For more info on this, see venv lock --help.

v1.0.2 (2023-08-02)

  • Fixed test that checks the version number follows the required pattern.

v1.0.1 (2023-08-02)

  • Added support for zsh shell.
  • Added CHANGELOG.md.

1.0.0 (2023-07-13)

This is the first release of the venv-cli tool.