vizo is now lab22
The VIZO command-line tool is now called lab22. This release of vizo installs
lab22 and keeps the vizo command working,
so an existing install moves over with one command:
pip install --upgrade vizo
From then on, vizo runs lab22: the same tool, with the same commands and
options. In a terminal it prints a one-line note saying so; scripts and jobs see
exactly what lab22 prints. Use the lab22 command from now on. A new install
needs only pip install lab22.
Nothing else has to change:
VIZO_API_KEYandVIZO_API_URLare still read whenLAB22_API_KEYandLAB22_API_URLare not set.- A download folder that vizo started keeps its
.vizo/folder, and lab22 resumes it as before. Do not rename.vizo/.
If you installed vizo with pipx, run pipx install lab22 instead, since pipx
does not expose a dependency's commands.
This package has no Python API. Code that imports vizo modules needs
vizo==0.0.5 or earlier, or the lab22 package.
The documentation is on the platform, at https://lab22.ai.
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