devpi-client 2.6.1

devpi upload/install/... workflow commands for Python developers

devpi-client: commands for python packaging and testing

The “devpi” command line tool is typically used in conjunction with devpi-server. It allows to upload, test and install packages from devpi indexes. See http://doc.devpi.net for quickstart and more documentation.

• issue tracker, repo

• IRC: #devpi on freenode, mailing list

• compatibility: {win,unix}-py{26,27,33}

Changelog

2.6.1 (2016-04-27)

• fix basic authentication in devpi use.

2.6.0 (2016-04-22)

• switching to another server with devpi use now reuses an existing authentication token as well as previously set basic auth and client cert.

• basic authentication is now stored at the devpi-server root instead of the domain root, so you can have more than one devpi-server on different paths with different basic auth.

• fix issue318: devpi test --index now accepts a URL, so one can test a package from another server without having to run devpi use first.

2.5.0 (2016-02-08)

• the user command now behaves slightly more like index to show current user settings and modify them.

• fix issue309: print server versions with devpi --version if available. This is only supported on Python 3.x because of shortcomings in older argparse versions for Python 2.x.

• fix issue310: with –set-cfg the index setting in the [search] section would be set multiple times.

• fix getjson to work when no index but a server is selected

• allow full urls for getjson

• “devpi quickstart” is not documented anymore and will be removed in a later release.

2.4.1 (2016-02-01)

• fix issue308: properly handle index reconfiguration in the client API. thanks to Jacob Geiger for the report and an initial PR.

2.4.0 (2016-01-29)

• fix issue291: transfer file modes with vcs exports. Thanks Sergey Vasilyev for the report.

• new option “–index” for “install”, “list”, “push”, “remove”, “upload” and “test” which allows to use a different than the current index without using “devpi use” before

• set index in [search] section of pip.cfg when writing cfgs, to support pip search