Wq-build

**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

**wq.core 1.3 alpha** is a preview of the next version of wq.core, as part of the [wq 1.3 alpha](https://github.com/wq/wq/releases/v1.3.0a1) release. There are minimal changes to wq.core, other than the deprecation of the `wq versions` command, which will be removed entirely in wq.core 2.0. (Use `pip freeze` instead.)

**wq.core 1.2.0** is the first stable release of the wq.core 1.2 series.

Changes since wq.db 1.2 beta

* Check compatibility with Python 3.8

**wq.core 1.2.0b1** is the beta of the upcoming 1.2 version of wq.core. The functionality is the same, with a few cosmetic improvements:

* use setuptools_scm & markdown readme (1a4cfab)
* use safe_load() to avoid YAML warning (ce2dca7)
* don't check if wq.io is installed - it was renamed to [IterTable](https://github.com/wq/itertable) (509c90f)

**wq.core 1.1.0** replaces the custom requirements.txt generator ([wq versions](https://wq.io/docs/wq-versions)) with a wrapper around pip freeze. Also, Python 2.7 support is no longer advertised (though it may still work).

**wq.core 1.0.0** is finally here! This is the first stable release of wq.core 1.0, which is now ready for production use.

Changes since wq.core 1.0.0 beta
* New internal command to generate documentation for all registered CLI commands (wq/wq17). The documentation is online at <https://wq.io/docs/wq>.