Changelog

This file contains tracks the changes landing in Rye. It includes changes that were not yet released.

0.34.0

Unreleased

Use uv in rye build when uv is enabled. #978

0.33.0

Released on 2024-04-24.

Ensure files created by rye init, such as pyproject.toml and initial python files end with a newline. #979
Add --refresh argument on -f. #994
Preserve trailing newline in templates. #979
Update uv to 0.1.37. #980
Allow comments in .python-version. #1038
Update Python releases to include 3.12.3 et al. #1022

0.32.0

Released on 2024-03-29

Update uv to 0.1.26. #924
Always create .gitignore file in rye init. #919
Prevent rye fetch --force from removing a target directory that is not a Python installation. #921
rye list always prints the currently installed packages even this project is not managed by Rye. #940
Fix error on using -v or -q with rye fmt or rye lint. #959
Fix rye fetch detection of registered toolchain. #931
Ignore build-system configuration for virtual projects. #929

0.31.0

Released on 2024-03-22

Update uv to 0.1.23. #916
Allow rye publish working outside of project. #910
rye test --quiet no longer implies --no-capture. #915
Rye now can be used to fetch Python installations even when not using Rye and build infos are no longer included by default. This means that rather than having interpreters at ~/.rye/py/cpython@3.11.1/install/bin/python3 it will now reside at ~/.rye/py/cpython@3.11.1/bin/python3. #917
Installer now recommends uv over pip-tools. #918

0.30.0

Released on 2024-03-19

Update uv to 0.1.21. #884, #890, #904
Fix incorrect flag passing of rye test -q and -v. #880
Rye now loads .env files. This applies both for Rye's own use of environment variables but also to scripts launched via run. #894
Fix rye add m --path ./m causing a panic on windows. #897

0.29.0

Released on 2024-03-11

Updated to uv 0.1.17. #850, #867
Trap panics and silence bad pipe errors. #862
Updating rye will now also ensure that the self-venv is updated. Previously this was deferred until the next sync. #863
The self update command now accepts --branch. #864
Fixed an issue that caused pip-tools to not update. #865
Updates build and certifi. #866

0.28.0

Released on 2024-03-07

--skip-existing is now available with Rye's publish command. #831
Bumped uv to 0.1.15. #760, #820, #837
Bumped ruff to 0.3.0. #821
The init command now generates a script with the name of the project rather than hello. #801
Retain markers when adding dependencies with features when uv is used. #807
Fixed a bug that caused repeated syncs not to recall all previous options. #830
Report self-python version in --version. #843
Fixes a bug where rye config would not create the RYE_HOME folder if needed. #844
rye add now retains version and URL for the requirements when uv is used. #846
Added a rye test command which invokes pytest. #847

0.27.0

Released on 2024-02-26

rye now uses uv to bootstrap its internal packages and tools. #754
rye no longer fails if an incorrect VIRTUAL_ENV environment variable is exported. #766
Added latest Python builds. #771
When uv is used the prompt is now set to the project name. #773
Allow rye fetch --force to force re-fetch a downloaded toolchain. #778
Fixed a panic when adding a package to a virtual project. #783
Bumped uv to 0.1.11. #790

0.26.0

Released on 2024-02-23

init now supports --script and --lib to generate a script or library project. #738
Fixed rye config --show-path abort with an error. #706
Bumped uv to 0.1.9. #719, #740, #746
Bumped ruff to 0.2.2. #700
Prevent rye toolchain remove from removing the currently active toolchain. #693
Sync latest PyPy releases. #683
Fixes an issue where when uv is enabled, add did not honor custom sources. #720
When uv is enabled, rye will now automatically sync on add and remove. #677
Rename rye tools list flags: -i, --include-scripts to -s, --include-scripts and -v, --version-show to -v, --include-version. #722

0.25.0

Released on 2024-02-19

Improved the error message if config is invoked without arguments. #660
Bump uv to 0.1.5. #665, #675, #698
When uv is enabled, rye add now uses uv instead of unearth internally. #667
The installer now has slightly better wording for what the shims are doing. #669
uv can now also be enabled on windows. #675
Removed the unsupported and un-used arch parameter from fetch. #681
Fixed the -q parameter not working for the init command. #686
rye tools list shows broken tools if the toolchain was removed. #692
Configure the ruff cache directory to be located within the workspace root. #689
Use default toolchain to install tools. #666
rye --version now shows if uv is enabled. #699

0.24.0

Released on 2024-02-15

Added new rye list command and deprecated rye show --installed-deps which it replaces. #656
Added experimental support for uv. #657

0.23.0

Released on 2024-02-13

When behavior.venv-mark-sync-ignore is set to false and the file system does not support extended attributes, no longer will a warning be printed. #633
Fixed a bug that caused warnings about unsupported operations to be shown on Linux. #634
The venv sync marker is now only updated when a new virtualenv is created. #638
Lockfiles now contain annotations. #643

0.22.0

Released on 2024-02-09

Virtual envs managed by Rye will now by default be marked to not sync to known cloud storage systems (Dropbox and iCloud). #589
Fixed a bug where pip-tools sometimes did not get initialized. #596
Rye now prefers installed toolchains over newer latest toolchains unless a precise pin is used. #598
Removed the non functional shell command. #602
Upgraded internal unearth dependency which resolved an issue where rye add tensorflow would not work. #614
The installer now supports RYE_TOOLCHAIN_VERSION. #606
rye init will no longer create packages with leading digits. #616
Rye now statically links vcruntime on Windows which no longer requires the vs redist to be installed. #622
rye show now prints out which sources are configured for a project. #631

0.21.0

Released on 2024-02-03

rye fetch now is able to fetch impliciit version in all cases. Previously global shims were not properly defaulted which required the user to be explicit with the fetch request. #574
The rye installer now prompts for the default toolchain version if global shims are enabled. #576
The internal Python version was bumped to 3.12. #576
The installer now can automatically add Rye to PATH on most UNIX environments. #580

0.20.0

Released on 2024-02-01

Improved the error message when an update could not be performed because files are in use. #550
Rye now supports virtual projects. These are themselves not installed into the virtualenv but their dependencies are. #551
Update the Python internals (python external dependencies) to new versions. #553
Update to newer versions of pip tools. For Python 3.7 6.14.0 is used, for new Python versions 7.3.0 is used. #554
Added rye fmt and rye lint commands to format and lint with the help of Ruff. #555
Restore cursor state on Ctrl-C. This fixes some issues where in rare cases the cursor would disappear even after shutting down rye. #564
Upon installation Rye now prompts if global shims should be enabled. #566
Add a warning about bugs to the shell command until the behavior has been fixed. #567

0.19.0

Released on 2024-01-21

Improved the behavior of rye fetch. When invoked without arguments it will now try to fetch the version of the requested Python interpreter. Specifically this combining pin and fetch work in a much simplified manner. #545
Fixed an issue where rye init would pin a much too specific version in the .python-version file that is generated. #545
On Windows the PATH is now automatically adjusted on install and uninstall. This means that manually adding the rye folder to the search path is no longer necessary. #483
Fixed a regression in 0.18 that caused the add command to fail. #547

0.18.0

Released on 2024-01-20

Incorporate new Python builds. #535
Disable revocation checks on windows to support corporate MITM proxies. #537
Detect when a virtualenv relocates and automatically re-create it on sync. #538
Added lock --with-sources, sync --with-sources and the new rye.tool.lock-with-sources config. Passing this will ensure that source references are included in the lock files. #540
When using global python shims, the .python-version file is now correctly picked up in all cases. #541
Added a helpful message if someone attempts to run the non existing rye list command. At a later point there should be a real listing command that can print out the dependencies. Today the only option is the --installed-deps option on the show command which spits out dependencies in the format of the lockfile. #543
The installer will no longer attempt to symlink targets which are not valid executables on the platform. This works around some issues with Packages that would prevent to install such as changedetection.io. #542

0.17.0

Released on 2024-01-15

Fixed default generated script reference. #527
Correctly fall back to home folder if HOME is unset. #533

0.16.0

Released on 2023-12-17

By default a script with the name of the project is now also configured. #519
Rye now configures hatchling better in rye init so that it works with hatchling 1.19 and later. #521
Rye now detects the dummy Python shim that starts the windows store and refuses to consider it. #486

0.15.2

Released on 2023-10-04

Fixed the updater not replacing the python shim correctly on Linux.

0.15.1

Released on 2023-10-03

Fixed the updater not replacing the python3 shim correctly.

0.15.0

Released on 2023-10-03

Added support for Python 3.12. #462

0.14.0

Released on 2023-10-01

Add support for fetching alternative CPU architectures. #447
The order of git submodule initialization was changed. This improves the automatic author detection when includeIf is used. #443
The linux shim installer code will no longer fall back to symlinks when a hardlink cannot be created. This is done as a symlinked shim will not ever function correctly on Linux. This prevents the shim executables like python to instead act as if they are rye. The fallback behavior is now to copy the executable instead. #441
The installer now detects fish and will spit out additional instructions for configuring the shell.
Fix the wrong behavior when bump version. #454

0.13.0

Released on 2023-08-29

Add a python3 shim on windows. Previously entering python3 in the command line would always bring up the windows store python proxy even when global shims were enabled. As virtualenvs do not support the python3 executable on windows, the internal shim handling is now also changed so that trying to launch python3 will fall back to python. This makes it possible to run maturin build.
Add maturin build command to start a new maturin PyO3 project.

0.12.0

Released on 2023-08-27

Improve handling of the pth files for TCL on pypy. #409
The rye tools list command now accepts -v to also print out the versions of the installed tools. #396
Fixed parsing of versions by rye version. #397
Improved the help message for rye init. #401
The email address now defaults to a syntactically valid email address if not known to prevent errors with some build tools.
Added new Python versions.
The rye installer now detects NOEXEC temporary folders and prints out a more helpful error message. #394
Fixed an issue where the author email was incorrectly detected. #382
The prompt of new virtualenvs is now set to the project name. #383

0.11.0

Released on 2023-07-18

Added new Python versions.
Added a new config key default.author to configure the default author that should be set. This overrides the default author that is normally loaded from the git config. #377
When importing with rye init and no src folder exists, it will not be created. #375
Added support for shell command on Windows. #363
Pin down pip to an older version to avoid issues with an incompatible pip-tools version. This does not yet update pip-tools to 7.0 as there are significant regressions in 7.x. #374
The version command can show dynamic versions now. #355
rye add now properly checks some incompatible argument combinations. #347
There is now more toolchain validation. This better supports cases where rye was interrupted during sync. #351

0.10.0

Released on 2023-07-07

Fixed a bug with rye init not operating correctly due to a argument conflict. #346
Scripts now support a PDM style call script type. #345
The init command is now capable of importing existing projects. #265
Fixed the global shim behavior on Windows. #344

0.9.0

Released on 2023-06-21

The internal Rye Python version is now 3.11.
Rye now emits most messages, most of the time to stdout rather than stderr. #342
rye add now accepts --pin to let one override the type of pin to use. #341
Added rye config to read and manipulate the config.toml file. #339
Added support for the new behavior.global-python flag which turns on global Python shimming. When enabled then the python shim works even outside of Rye managed projects. Additionally the shim (when run outside of Rye managed projects) supports a special first parameter +VERSION which requests a specific version of Python (eg: python +3.8 to request Python 3.8). #336
Renamed the config key default.dependency_operator to default.dependency-operator and behavior.force_rye_managed to behavior.force-rye-managed. #338

0.8.0

Released on 2023-06-18

Rye for now prefers >= over ~= for newly added dependencies.
The workspace member declaration is now platform independent. If members is now explicitly set to an empty list it will not fall back to auto discovery. #331
rye add now pins versions with == instead of ~= when the version of the package does not use at least two components. This means that for instance it will now correctly use openai-whisper==20230314 rather than openai-whisper~=20230314 which is not actually satisfiable. #328
rye install now lets you install dependencies into the tool's virtualenv during installation that are undeclared via the new --extra-requirement option. #326
Improved handling of relative path installations by setting PROJECT_ROOT the same way as PDM does. #321
Workspaces will now never discover pyproject.toml files in any dot directories. (Name starting with .) #329
Fixed rye build not working correctly on Windows. #327

0.7.0

Released on 2023-06-12

rye sync and rye lock now accept --pyproject. #296
Added JSON output to rye toolchain list by adding --format=json. #306
rye version can bump version by --bump option now. #298
Fixed members not handled correctly in workspaces. #300
Add --clean for build command. #297
Fixed an issue where pip was not invoked from the right working directory causing issues for workspace installations. #292
rye init now accepts --private to set the Private :: Do Not Upload classifier that prevents uploads to PyPI. #291

0.6.0

Released on 2023-06-03

Add version subcommand for rye. #285
Fixed rye pin pinning the wrong version. #288
Calling rye init on the root directory no longer fails. #274
rye run, show, pin, shell and build now take a --pyproject argument. #232

0.5.0

Released on 2023-05-31

Rye will no longer enforce a downloaded interpreter for the internal toolchain. If one has been registered that is compatible it will be used. Additionally the installer now supports the RYE_TOOLCHAIN environment variable which allows a user to supply an already existing Python interpreter at install time. #267
The publish command now supports --yes to disable prompts. #270
When a Python debug build (Py_DEBUG) is registered as custom toolchain, -dbg is automatically appended to the name by default. #269
lto+pgo builds are now preferred for the Python toolchain builds when available. #268
It's now possible for .python-version to request partial Python versions in which case the latest available is used. In particular this means that a version like 3.10 can be written into .python-version rather than 3.10.11. This can be accomplished by invoking pin with the new --relaxed flag. #255
Workspaces will no longer discover pyproject.toml files in virtualenvs or .git folders. #266
Adding or removing dependencies with add or remove now reformats the dependencies array in the pyproject.toml file to multi-line with trailing commas. This should result in significantly better diffing behavior out of the box. #263
Default build-system and license can be specified in global config. #244
Fixed an issue where the init command would not let you create flit based projects. #254
Resolve an error ("No such file or directory") shown after updates on Linux machines. #252
The built-in updater now validates checksums of updates when updates have SHA-256 hashes available. #253
init now accepts --no-pin to not create a .python-version file. #247

0.4.0

Released on 2023-05-29

Releases starting with 0.4.0 onwards are published with SHA256 checksum files for all release assets. These files are not yet validated by the installer or updater however.
The install command can now install tools from custom indexes. #240
Virtualenvs on Unix are now created with a hack to pre-configure TCL and TKinter. #233
Fix invalid version error when using rye init with custom toolchain. #234
Failed tool installations now properly clean up. #225
Correctly swap the rye executable on windows when performing an update to a git version via self update.

0.3.0

Released on 2023-05-27

Support retrieving username and repository-url from credentials if not provided for the publish command. #217
The installer now validates the availability of shared libraries on Linux with ldd and emits an error with additional information if necessary shared libraries are missing. #220
It's now possible to configure http and https proxies. #215
If a package is not found because it only has matching pre-releases, a warning is now printed to tell the user to pass --pre. #218
Add --username parameter for rye publish. #211
The shims are now more resilient. Previously a pyproject.toml file caused in all cases a virtualenv to be created. Now this will only happen when the rye.tool.managed flag is set to true. The old behavior can be forced via the global config. #212

0.2.0

Released on 2023-05-23

Resolved a bug where on Windows hitting the shift key (or some other keys) in confirm prompts would cause an error.
The installer on Windows now warns if symlinks are not enabled and directs the user to enable developer mode. The --version output now also shows if symlinks are available. #205
Support auto fix requires-python when there is a conflict. #160
Added support for custom indexes. #199
rye add no longer complains when a local version information is in the version. #199

0.1.2

Released on 2023-05-22

Fixed dev-dependencies not being installed when using workspace. #170
init no longer creates invalid flit config. #195
Support direct references when adding a package. #158
Fixed a bug with uninstall on Unix platforms. #197

0.1.1

Released on 2023-05-18

The installer on windows will now ask for a key to be pressed so it does not close the window without information. #183
Fixed an issue on macOS where the installer would die with "os error 24" when directly piped to bash. #184

0.1.0

Released on 2023-05-17

Rye now comes with binary releases for some platforms.
A new self uninstall command was added to uninstall rye and the new self update command updates to the latest release version.
Rye now includes a publish command for publishing Python packages to a package repository. #86
Script declarations in pyproject.toml now permit chaining and custom environment variables. #153
Added tools install and tools uninstall as aliases for install and uninstall and added tools list to show all installed tools.
Rye is now capable of downloading a selected set of PyPy releases. To do so use rye pin pypy@3.9.16 or any other supported PyPy release.
Custom cpython toolchains are now registered just as cpython rather than custom-cpython.
Rye now supports Python down to 3.7.
Rye's self command now includes a completion subcommand to generate a completion script for your shell.
The downloaded Python distributions are now validated against the SHA-256 hashes.
Rye now builds on windows. This is even more experimental though than support for Linux and macOS.
Added --features and --all-features for lock and sync.
Rye will now look at the RYE_HOME to determine the location of the .rye folder. If it's not set, $HOME/.rye is used as before.
Rye now has a most consistent handling for virtualenv versions. If .python-version is provided, that version is used. Otherwise if requires-python is set in the pyproject.toml, that version is used instead. When a new project is created the .python-version file is written and the current latest cpython version is picked.
It's now possible to explicitly set the name of the project when initializing a new one.
Rye's init command now attempts to initialize projects with git and will automatically create a src/project_name/__init__.py file.
Rye can now also generate a license text when initializing projects.
Rye now supports negative (exclusion) dependencies. These can be used to prevent a dependency from installing, even if something else in the graph depends on it. Use rye add --exclude package-name to add such a dependency.
sync now accepts --no-lock to prevent updating the lock file.
Rye's add command now accepts a --pre parameter to include pre-release.
Rye's pin command now updates the pyproject.toml requires-python.
Rye's install command now accepts a --include-dep parameter to include scripts from one or more given dependencies.
Rye now honors requires-python in the add command. This means the the initial resolution will not pick a version higher than what's supported by the lower boundary.
When installing packages as global tools, a warning is now emitted if there were no scripts in the package. Additionally installing packages from local paths and zip files is now supported.
A rye self update command was added to compile and install the latest version via cargo.
Added more convenient ways to install from git/urls by supplying a --git or --url parameter. This will behind the scenes format a PEP 508 requirement string.
Added a shell command which will spawn a shell with the virtualenv activated.
Added a make-req command to conveniently format out PEP 508 requirement strings from parts.
The internal virtualenv used to manage pip-tools and other libraries now automatically updates when necessary.
rye toolchain register can now be used to register a local python installation as toolchain with rye.
rye build was added to allow building sdist and bdist_wheel distributions.
Rye now correctly handles whitespace in folder names.

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