Qgis-plugin-manager

Latest version: v1.6.3

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1.4.1

Fixed

* Fix display of plugin name when the plugin was not found

1.4.0

Added

* Add new `--force` or `-f` to `install` and `upgrade` commands

Fixed

* Fix QGIS version detection when showing the list of plugin

1.3.2

Fixed

* Regression from 1.3.0 about the `update` command

1.3.1

Fixed

* Regression from 1.3.0 about the `update` command

1.3.0

Added

* Add a new `remove` command with the plugin name (not the folder name)
* New environment variable `QGIS_PLUGIN_MANAGER_RESTART_FILE` to notify if a restart of QGIS Server is needed
* Manage ZIP files which are using `file:` protocol

Changed

* Do not try to replace QGIS version when installing/upgrading a plugin. This will impact remotes having `[VERSION]`
and no QGIS version could be detected at runtime
* The `update` is not done anymore automatically when the cache was not present

Fixed

* Review some exit codes when using as a CLI tool with Ansible for instance
* Only install or upgrade plugins if it's needed, compared to the plugin already installed

Changed

* Bump Python minimum version to 3.7

1.2.1

* Better wording when the remote XML has not been fetched and show the list of plugins
* New environment variable `QGIS_PLUGIN_MANAGER_SKIP_SOURCES_FILE` to show a warning when we don't need a `sources.list`

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