v0.3.0

v0.3.0

Features

• veman now reads the environment variable VEMAN_ENV_DIR which can be used to override which directory is used for managed environments.
• The symlinks python and python3 in an environments bin folder were not replaced by default by the venv module when upgrading a venv, veman now delete the symlinks to ensure that new symlinks are created during an upgrade.
• New option --all to the command veman upgrade to upgrade all existing venvs. The --all option can be used with or without existing options to the upgrade command.
• New option --context to print system environment context (mainly used for debugging & testing).

Limitations

Works on Linux, FreeBSD and macOS with Bash

v0.2.0

v0.2.0

Features

• Activated support for FreeBSD with Bash (tested on FreeBSD and GhostBSD)
• New option --prompt <prompt-prefix> for create command to set shell prompt prefix
• New option --system-site-packages for create command to enable access to system site-packages in venv
• New option --without-pip for create command to create venv without installing pip

Bug fixes

• Minor bug fix: Running the upgrade command on a non-existing venv would create a new venv
• Minor bug fix: Running create -a <venv_name> with a venv_name that already exists and choosing not to overwrite the existing venv would activate the existing venv

Limitations

Works on Linux and macOS with Bash

v0.1.1

v0.1.1

Features

• Minor changes to fix PyPi issue
• No functional changes to veman in this release

Limitations

Works on Linux and macOS with Bash

v0.1.0

v0.1.0

Features

• New command upgrade to upgrade core dependencies, python version and veman scripts in venv
• New option --verbose for history command
• Check for compatible Python version
• Documentation now available at https://tranbom.io/veman/

Limitations

Works on Linux and macOS with Bash

v0.0.4

v0.0.4

Features

• New argument -a or --activate for the create command to activate a venv after creation veman create -a testenv
• New command history to print the bash history for a venv, or for all venvs with --all
• veman temp can now create multiple temporary environments simultaneously
• veman now sources /etc/profile and ~/.bash_profile on macOS
• Customisations to the veman_activate bash script for macOS

Limitations

Works on Linux and macOS with Bash

v0.0.3

v0.0.3

Features

veman now maintains separate bash history for each venv, the history is automatically restored when a virtual environment is activated.

Limitations

Works on Linux and macOS with Bash

v0.0.2

v0.0.2

Features

veman temp will create a temporary venv which will be deleted immediately on deactivation.
veman --version will print current version.

Limitations

Works on Linux and macOS with Bash

v0.0.1

v0.0.1

Features

Command createno longer works inside an activated virtual environment.
Activated support for macOS with Bash (limitation: veman currently only sources ~/.bashrc)

Limitations

Works on Linux and macOS with Bash

v0.0.1a1

0.0.1a1

Features

Commands create, activate, list & delete implemented

Limitations

Works on Linux with Bash