Hatch
A modern project, package, and virtual env manager for Python
Hatch is a productivity tool designed to make your workflow easier and more efficient, while also reducing the number of other tools you need to know. It aims to make the 90% use cases as pleasant as possible.
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_multibuild | 0000000051 51 Bytes | |
fix-tests.patch | 0000000724 724 Bytes | |
hatch-v1.12.0.tar.gz | 0005274124 5.03 MB | |
python-hatch.changes | 0000022682 22.2 KB | |
python-hatch.spec | 0000004717 4.61 KB |
Latest Revision
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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Daniel Garcia (dgarcia)
(revision 14)
- Add new patch to fix tests: fix-tests.patch - Remove upstreamed patch: support-hatchling-1.22.patch - update to 1.12.0: - The run/env run and test commands now treat inclusion variable options as an intersection rather than a union to allow for specific targeting of environments - Add ability to control the source of Python distributions - Upgrade Ruff to 0.4.5 - Upgrade PyApp to 0.22.0 for binary builds - The fmt command no longer hides the commands that are being executed - Add default timeout for network requests, useful when installing Python distributions - Fix syntax highlighting contrast for the config show command - 1.11.1: - Add official GitHub Action for installing Hatch - Fix terminal.styles.spinner configuration - Fix entry points in the pre-built distributions that binaries use - 1.11.0: - Upgrade PyApp to 0.21.1 for binary builds - On Linux, install the highest compatible Python distribution variant based on CPU architecture rather than assuming recent hardware - 1.10.0: - The run/env run, fmt and shell commands now only change the current working directory to the project root if not already inside the project - The shell command now accepts a single argument to specify the environment to enter which overrides the standard choice mechanisms. The arguments determining shell options have been
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