Rsconnect-python

Added
- You can now use the new rsconnect bootstrap command to programmatically provision an initial administrator api key on a fresh Connect instance. This requires RStudio Connect release 2022.10.0 or later and Python version >= 3.6.

Added
- Add support for deployment on RStudio Cloud

Changed
- rsconnect-python will now issue warnings if it detects environmental variables that overlap with stored credentials

Added
- You can now deploy Shiny for Python applications with `deploy shiny`
- In addition to deploying to Connect, you can now deploy to shinyapps.io with `deploy shiny` or `deploy manifest`
- The `add` option now supports shinyapps.io credentials.

Added

- You can now deploy Quarto documents in addition to Quarto projects. This
requires RStudio Connect release 2021.08.0 or later. Use `rsconnect deploy
quarto` to deploy, or `rsconnect write-manifest quarto` to create a manifest
file.

Changed

- As a prelude to setting and documenting rsconnect-python APIs, various functions in `actions` have been moved to `bundle`, or replaced with RSConnectExecutor. The moved functions now include a deprecation warning, and will be fully deprecated in a future release.

Changed

Corrected changelog heading.

Added

- You can now set environment variables for the deployed content with the `-E` option.
These will be passed to RStudio Connect during the deployment process,
so they are available in your code whenever it runs within RStudio Connect.
Requires RStudio Connect version 1.8.6 or later.

- You can now deploy Quarto projects. This requires RStudio Connect release
2021.08.0 or later. Use `rsconnect deploy quarto` to deploy, or `rsconnect
write-manifest quarto` to create a manifest file.

- An `image` command line option has been added to the `write-manifest` and
`deploy` commands to specify the target image to be used on the RStudio Connect
server during content execution. This is only supported for the `api`, `bokeh`, `dash`,
`fastapi`, `notebook`, `quarto` and `streamlit` sub-commands. It is only
applicable if the RStudio Connect server is configured to use off-host execution.

- You can now deploy static content such as html and its associated assets with
`rsconnect deploy html`.