Version 0.5.3

Note: while in active use on various CI systems for various projects, pyctdev remains unsuitable for use by humans.

Changes since 0.5.2:

• Revert to editable pip install instead of python setup.py
• Pin pip to 19.0.3 to avoid #12.

Full list of changes since the previous release: v0.5.2...v0.5.3

Version 0.5.2

Note: while in active use on various CI systems for various projects, pyctdev remains unsuitable for use by humans.

Changes since 0.5.1:

• Use python setup.py rather than editable pip

Full list of changes since the previous release: v0.5.1...v0.5.2

Version 0.5.1

Note: while in active use on various CI systems for various projects, pyctdev remains unsuitable for use by humans.

Changes since 0.5.0:

• When installing itself into new environment, fetch from pyviz or pyviz/label/dev depending on which was used for pyctdev itself.

Full list of changes since the previous release: v0.5.0...v0.5.1

Version 0.5.0

• Support conda/pip package name conversion in more places (test deps, generation of pinned environments & packages). pyctdev has already been taking advantage of matchspec rules for cheap translation between one type of pip vs conda naming difference: pip install x[y,z,...] (x minimal with optional extras y,z,...) and conda install x (x maximal, covering all optional extras). This change just makes that behavior happen in more places with conda build.

Note: while in active use on various CI systems for various projects, pyctdev remains unsuitable for use by humans - although it's reaching the stage where a cleanup of the interface could now be done.

Version 0.4.9

• Fixes --repository-url, broken in 0.4.8 (note: --pypi is a simpler alternative to --repository-url).
• Adds simple doit env_dependency_graph --env-name=your-env-name command (currently conda only): outputs nodes and edges as text, or as svg (if graphviz is available).

Note: while in active use on various CI systems for various projects, pyctdev remains unsuitable for use by humans - although it's reaching the stage where a cleanup of the interface could now be done.