0.14.0

What's Changed

• Add support for fetching alternative CPU architectures. #447

• The order of git submodule initialization was changed. This improves the
  automatic author detection when includeIf is used. #443

• The linux shim installer code will no longer fall back to symlinks when a
  hardlink cannot be created. This is done as a symlinked shim will not
  ever function correctly on Linux. This prevents the shim executables like
  python to instead act as if they are rye. The fallback behavior is now
  to copy the executable instead. #441

• The installer now detects fish and will spit out additional instructions
  for configuring the shell.

• Fix the wrong behavior when bump version. #454

New Contributors

• @tombl made their first contribution in #436
• @kfxhjz made their first contribution in #448

Full Changelog: 0.13.0...0.14.0

0.13.0

What's Changed

• Add a python3 shim on windows. Previously entering python3 in the
  command line would always bring up the windows store python proxy even
  when global shims were enabled. As virtualenvs do not support the
  python3 executable on windows, the internal shim handling is now also
  changed so that trying to launch python3 will fall back to python.
  This makes it possible to run maturin build.

• Add maturin build command to start a new maturin PyO3 project.

Full Changelog: 0.12.0...0.13.0

0.12.0

What's Changed

• Improve handling of the pth files for TCL on pypy. #409

• The rye tools list command now accepts -v to also print out the
  versions of the installed tools. #396

• Fixed parsing of versions by rye version. #397

• Improved the help message for rye init. #401

• The email address now defaults to a syntactically valid email address
  if not known to prevent errors with some build tools.

• Added new Python versions.

• The rye installer now detects NOEXEC temporary folders and prints out
  a more helpful error message. #394

• Fixed an issue where the author email was incorrectly detected. #382

• The prompt of new virtualenvs is now set to the project name. #383

New Contributors

• @wuyumin made their first contribution in #382
• @rayigen85 made their first contribution in #387
• @alextremblay made their first contribution in #408
• @zhuang1234 made their first contribution in #409

Full Changelog: 0.11.0...0.12.0

0.11.0

What's Changed

• Added a new config key default.author to configure the default author
  that should be set. This overrides the default author that is normally
  loaded from the git config. #377

• When importing with rye init and no src folder exists, it will not be
  crated. #375

• Added support for shell command on Windows. #363

• Pin down pip to an older version to avoid issues with an incompatible
  pip-tools version. This does not yet update pip-tools to 7.0 as there
  are significant regressions in 7.x. #374

• The version command can show dynamic versions now. #355

• rye add now properly checks some incompatible argument combinations. #347

• There is now more toolchain validation. This better supports cases where
  rye was interrupted during sync. #351

New Contributors

• @aisk made their first contribution in #351
• @ifplusor made their first contribution in #365

Full Changelog: 0.10.0...0.11.0

0.10.0

What's Changed

• Fixed a bug with rye init not operating correctly due to a argument conflict. #346

• Scripts now support a PDM style call script type. #345

• The init command is now capable of importing existing projects. #265

• Fixed the global shim behavior on Windows. #344

New Contributors

• @light4 made their first contribution in #345
• @gmolveau made their first contribution in #356

Full Changelog: 0.9.0...0.10.0

0.9.0

What's Changed

• The internal Rye Python version is now 3.11.

• Rye now emits most messages, most of the time to stdout rather than stderr. #342

• rye add now accepts --pin to let one override the type of pin to use. #341

• Added rye config to read and manipulate the config.toml file. #339

• Added support for the new behavior.global-python flag which turns on global
  Python shimming. When enabled then the python shim works even outside of
  Rye managed projects. Additionally the shim (when run outside of Rye managed
  projects) supports a special first parameter +VERSION which requests a
  specific version of Python (eg: python +3.8 to request Python 3.8). #336

• Renamed the config key default.dependency_operator to default.dependency-operator
  and behavior.force_rye_managed to behavior.force-rye-managed. #338

Full Changelog: 0.8.0...0.9.0

0.8.0

What's Changed

• Rye for now prefers >= over ~= for newly added dependencies.

• The workspace member declaration is now platform independent. If members is
  now explicitly set to an empty list it will not fall back to auto discovery. #331

• rye add now pins versions with == instead of ~= when the version of the
  package does not use at least two components. This means that for instance it
  will now correctly use openai-whisper==20230314 rather than
  openai-whisper~=20230314 which is not actually satisfiable. #328

• rye install now lets you install dependencies into the tool's virtualenv
  during installation that are undeclared via the new --extra-requirement
  option. #326

• Improved handling of relative path installations by setting PROJECT_ROOT
  the same way as PDM does. #321

• Workspaces will now never discover pyproject.toml files in any dot
  directories. (Name starting with .) #329

• Fixed rye build not working correctly on Windows. #327

Full Changelog: 0.7.0...0.8.0

0.7.0

What's Changed

• rye sync and rye lock now accept --pyproject. #296

• Added JSON output to rye toolchain list by adding --format=json. #306

• rye version can bump version by --bump option now. #298

• Fixed members not handled correctly in workspaces. #300

• Add --clean for build command. #297

• Fixed an issue where pip was not invoked from the right working directory
  causing issues for workspace installations. #292

• rye init now accepts --private to set the Private :: Do Not Upload classifier
  that prevents uploads to PyPI. #291

New Contributors

• @dsp made their first contribution in #292

Full Changelog: 0.6.0...0.7.0

0.6.0

What's Changed

• Add version subcommand for rye. #285

• Fixed rye pin pinning the wrong version. #288

• Calling rye init on the root directory no longer fails. #274

New Contributors

• @3w36zj6 made their first contribution in #272
• @anti-social made their first contribution in #275
• @Woovie made their first contribution in #282

Full Changelog: 0.5.0...0.6.0

0.5.0

What's Changed

• Rye will no longer enforce a downloaded interpreter for the internal
  toolchain. If one has been registered that is compatible it will be
  used. Additionally the installer now supports the RYE_TOOLCHAIN
  environment variable which allows a user to supply an already existing
  Python interpreter at install time. #267

• The publish command now supports --yes to disable prompts. #270

• When a Python debug build (Py_DEBUG) is registered as custom toolchain,
  -dbg is automatically appended to the name by default. #269

• lto+pgo builds are now preferred for the Python toolchain builds when
  available. #268

• It's now possible for .python-version to request partial Python versions
  in which case the latest available is used. In particular this means that
  a version like 3.10 can be written into .python-version rather than
  3.10.11. This can be accomplished by invoking pin with the new
  --relaxed flag. #255

• Workspaces will no longer discover pyproject.toml files in virtualenvs
  or .git folders. #266

• Adding or removing dependencies with add or remove now reformats
  the dependencies array in the pyproject.toml file to multi-line
  with trailing commas. This should result in significantly better
  diffing behavior out of the box. #263

• Default build-system and license can be specified in global config. #244

• Fixed an issue where the init command would not let you create
  flit based projects. #254

• Resolve an error ("No such file or directory") shown after updates on
  Linux machines. #252

• The built-in updater now validates checksums of updates when updates have
  SHA-256 hashes available. #253

• init now accepts --no-pin to not create a .python-version file. #247

New Contributors

• @bluss made their first contribution in #252
• @Code-Hex made their first contribution in #248
• @soundkitchen made their first contribution in #259
• @charbeljc made their first contribution in #267

Full Changelog: 0.4.0...0.5.0