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2.1.0

**wq.build 2.1.0** is the first release of the wq.build 2.1 series! Be sure to check out the [latest documentation](https://wq.io/) and the [release notes for wq 2.1](https://github.com/wq/wq/releases/v2.1.0) when upgrading.

All changes by sheppard.

In addition to confirming compatibility with Python 3.12 and Django 5.0 (5190f89), this release includes the following improvements:

* Add `exclude` option to [wq serviceworker](https://wq.io/wq.build/serviceworker) (dd4f1c9)
* Remove deprecated AMD output format from [wq collectjson](https://wq.io/wq.build/collectjson) and [wq setversion](https://wq.io/wq.build/setversion) (170db12)
* In [./manage.py deploy](https://wq.io/wq.build/deploy), check for both `app/package.json` and `package.json` (e15de65)
* Various documentation updates (5953a95, 691ada2, 97080a4)

2.0.0

**wq.build 2.0.0** is the first stable release of the wq.build 2.0 series! Be sure to check out the [latest documentation](https://wq.io/) and the [release notes for wq 2.0](https://github.com/wq/wq/releases/v2.0.0) when upgrading.

Changes since wq.build 2.0 alpha 2

None.

2.0.0a2

wq.build 2.0.0a2 is the second alpha of the upcoming 2.0 version of wq.build, containing a minor fix by sheppard.

* Update [wq icons](https://wq.io/wq.build/icons) for compatibility with Pillow 10 (f4e38a1).

2.0.0a1

**wq.build 2.0.0a1** is the alpha of the upcoming 2.0 version of wq.build. The functionality is mostly the same as wq.build 1.3, with a few changes (all by sheppard).

* Removed the deprecated `wq versions` command (437b86d)
* In default serviceWorker template, ignoreVary when loading index.html (3e3f666)
* Switch to pyproject.toml, update layout, and test latest Python version. (32068b3, 01cb337)

1.3.0

**wq.build 1.3.0** is the first stable release of the wq.build 1.3 series! Be sure to check out the [latest documentation](https://wq.io/) and the [release notes for wq 1.3](https://github.com/wq/wq/releases/v1.3.0) when upgrading.

All changes by sheppard.

Changes since wq.build 1.3 beta
* Streamlined `./manage.py deploy` command to improve Django workflow (3, wq/wq54, wq/wq-django-template20)
* Update to newest `click` version (2)
* Improve `wq icons` command (19ca175c781d2c33f3fc5b81e2ea7dc0c1b93569, 02fc7609761786de9bf04065ad35c68f9a892350)
* Improve `wq serviceworker` template (c9628355c82a780a6d35e1c53ee37088ba769647, 3527e7a31fd2181783c6378df1ad2c7ebff08f30)

1.3.0b1

**wq.build 1.3.0b1** is the beta of the upcoming 1.3 version of wq.build (formerly wq.core). The new module combines the wq core command as well as the (non-deprecated) commands from `wq.app.build` into a single module. See the release notes for [wq.app 1.3 beta](https://github.com/wq/wq.app/releases/v1.3.0b1) for more details.

In general it makes sense to just install the [latest wq package](https://github.com/wq/wq/releases/1.3.0b1), which specifies wq.build as a dependency. The upgrade from wq 1.2 to 1.3 will generally just work, though the old wq.core package will remain installed. This is generally harmless, but if you uninstall wq.core *after* upgrading, you may experience issues with the wq command. If this happens, try uninstalling then reinstalling with these commands:


python3 -m pip uninstall wq.core wq.start
python3 -m pip uninstall wq.build
python3 -m pip install wq==1.3.0b1

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