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quantum-atlas — retired; install qatlas-cli instead

quantum-atlas 0.21.0 is the final migration release of this PyPI package. The maintained qatlas CLI is now published as qatlas-cli from its own repository.

This final distribution contains metadata and this notice only:

  • No qatlas command or other executable entry point.
  • No qatlas Python package, legacy parser helpers, or compatibility layer.
  • No runtime dependencies and no automatic installation of qatlas-cli.
  • No changes to your CLI configuration, credentials, or server data.

The QuantumAtlas server (qatlasd) remains maintained. Its releases are independent of this retired PyPI package. This is a package retirement, not a shutdown of QuantumAtlas.

Migrate explicitly

Use the same installer/environment that installed the old package. Uninstall quantum-atlas before installing qatlas-cli; older releases owned the same qatlas command and Python paths. Do not run all three alternatives below. If the old package is already absent, skip its uninstall command.

uv tools (recommended for the CLI)

uv tool uninstall quantum-atlas
uv tool install qatlas-cli
qatlas --version
qatlas --help

pipx

pipx uninstall quantum-atlas
pipx install qatlas-cli
qatlas --help

pip in your existing Python environment

python -m pip uninstall quantum-atlas
python -m pip install qatlas-cli
qatlas --help

If both packages were already installed, uninstall the old package first and reinstall qatlas-cli afterward to restore any shared files or command that uninstalling the old distribution may have removed. Depending on your installer, use uv tool install --reinstall qatlas-cli, pipx reinstall qatlas-cli, or python -m pip install --force-reinstall qatlas-cli.

Keep your existing CLI configuration (for example, ~/.config/qatlas/config.yaml on Linux); migration does not require deleting it. For current commands, configuration, and compatibility information, see the qatlas-cli documentation.

What happens to old installations?

Publishing this release does not modify an already-installed old version. Historical releases remain available for explicitly pinned legacy environments; they do not receive new maintenance through this package name.

Upgrading to quantum-atlas 0.21.0 removes the old distribution's code and entry points; it does not give you the replacement CLI. uv tool install quantum-atlas / pipx install quantum-atlas are no longer supported installation commands: the final package provides no executable. Install qatlas-cli explicitly instead.

The Development Status :: 7 - Inactive classifier describes this final release; it is not a claim that PyPI has applied a project-wide deprecated or archived status.

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