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0.16.0.0

- New venv inspection! The code that pipx uses to examine and determine metadata in an installed venv has been made
faster, better, and more reliable. It now uses modern python libraries like `packaging` and `importlib.metadata` to
examine installed venvs. It also now properly handles installed package extras. In addition, some problems pipx has
had with certain characters (like periods) in package names should be remedied.
- Added reinstall command for reinstalling a single venv.
- Changed `pipx run` on non-Windows systems to actually replace pipx process with the app process instead of running it
as a subprocess. (Now using python's `os.exec*`)
- [bugfix] Fixed bug with reinstall-all command when package have been installed using a specifier. Now the initial
specifier is used.
- [bugfix] Override display of `PIPX_DEFAULT_PYTHON` value when generating web documentation for `pipx install` 523
- [bugfix] Wrap help documentation for environment variables.
- [bugfix] Fixed uninstall crash that could happen on Windows for certain packages
- [feature] Venv package name arguments now do not have to match exactly as pipx has them stored, but can be specified
in any python-package-name-equivalent way. (i.e. case does not matter, and `.`, `-`, `_` characters are
interchangeable.)
- [change] Venvs with a suffix: A suffix can contain any characters, but for purposes of uniqueness, python package name
rules apply--upper- and lower-case letters are equivalent, and any number of `.`, `-`, or `_` characters in a row are
equivalent. (e.g. if you have a suffixed venv `pylint_1.0A` you could not add another suffixed venv called
`pylint--1-0a`, as it would not be a unique name.)
- [implementation detail] Pipx shared libraries (providing pip, setuptools, wheel to pipx) are no longer installed using
pip arguments taken from the last regular pipx install. If you need to apply pip arguments to pipx's use of pip for
its internal shared libraries, use PIP\_\* environment variables.
- [feature] Autocomplete for venv names is no longer restricted to an exact match to the literal venv name, but will
autocomplete any logically-similar python package name (i.e. case does not matter, and `.`, `-`, `_` characters are
all equivalent.)
- pipx now reinstall its internal shared libraries when the user executes `reinstall-all`.
- Made sure shell exit codes from every pipx command are correct. In the past some (like from `pipx upgrade`) were
wrong. The exit code from `pipx runpip` is now the exit code from the `pip` command run. The exit code from
`pipx list` will be 1 if one or more venvs have problems that need to be addressed.
- pipx now writes a log file for each pipx command executed to `$PIPX_HOME/logs`, typically `~/.local/pipx/logs`. pipx
keeps the most recent 10 logs and deletes others.
- `pipx upgrade` and `pipx upgrade-all` now have a `--upgrade-injected` option which directs pipx to also upgrade
injected packages.
- `pipx list` now detects, identifies, and suggests a remedy for venvs with old-internal data (internal venv names) that
need to be updated.
- Added a "Troubleshooting" page to the pipx web documentation for common problems pipx users may encounter.
- pipx error, warning, and other messages now word-wrap so words are not split across lines. Their appearance is also
now more consistent.

0.15.6.0

- [docs] Update license
- [docs] Display a more idiomatic command for registering completions on fish.
- [bugfix] Fixed regression in list, inject, upgrade, reinstall-all commands when suffixed packages are used.
- [bugfix] Do not reset package url during upgrade when main package is `pipx`
- Updated help text to show description for `ensurepath` and `completions` help
- Added support for user-defined default python interpreter via new `PIPX_DEFAULT_PYTHON`. Helpful for use with pyenv
among other uses.
- [bugfix] Fixed bug where extras were ignored with a PEP 508 package specification with a URL.

0.15.5.1

- [bugfix] Fixed regression of 0.15.5.0 which erroneously made installing from a local path with package extras not
possible.

0.15.5.0

- pipx now parses package specification before install. It removes (with warning) the `--editable` install option for
any package specification that is not a local path. It also removes (with warning) any environment markers.
- Disabled animation when we cannot determine terminal size or if the number of columns is too small. (Fixes 444)
- [feature] Version of each injected package is now listed after name for `pipx list --include-injected`
- Change metadata recorded from version-specified install to allow upgrades in future. Adds pipx dependency on
`packaging` package.
- [bugfix] Prevent python error in case where package has no pipx metadata and advise user how to fix.
- [feature] `ensurepath` now also ensures that pip user binary path containing pipx itself is in user's PATH if pipx was
installed using `pip install --user`.
- [bugfix] For `pipx install`, fixed failure to install if user has `PIP_USER=1` or `user=true` in pip.conf. (110)
- [bugfix] Requiring userpath v1.4.1 or later so ensure Windows bug is fixed for `ensurepath` (437)
- [feature] log pipx version (423)
- [feature] `--suffix` option for `install` to allow multiple versions of same tool to be installed (445)
- [feature] pipx can now be used with the Windows embeddable Python distribution

0.15.4.0

- [feature] `list` now has a new option `--include-injected` to show the injected packages in the main apps
- [bugfix] Fixed bug that can cause crash when installing an app

0.15.3.1

- [bugfix] Workaround multiprocessing issues on certain platforms (229)

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