feat: add upgrade-shared command #1316
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Thank you for doing this! Could you extend our documentation at how-pipx-works.md, stating clearly how the shared libs can be upgraded? |
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@chrysle, I'm not sure what to add to |
I thought of adding something like "This [shared lib] can later on be managed with the
Looks good, thanks! We somehow ignored it for a while, but there is a certain |
This allows to create/upgrade shared libraries as a standalone command. It might be useful to initialize shared libraries with a pinned version of pip in order to create e.g. reproducible docker images using a constraint file.
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Done
It's related but I limited the update to what's necessary only (pip). |
Co-authored-by: chrysle <fritzihab@posteo.de>
Co-authored-by: chrysle <fritzihab@posteo.de>
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This reverts commit 7063e4b.
This reverts commit 82b5072.
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I'm completely baffled by this. It can't be that quoted dependency specifiers containing spaces are disrespected on Windows only? |
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just fixed conflicts with the main branch |
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Thanks, @mayeut! |
changelog.d/(if the patch affects the end users)Summary of changes
Add upgrade-shared command
This allows to create/upgrade shared libraries as a standalone command.
It might be useful to initialize shared libraries with a pinned version of pip in order to create e.g. reproducible docker images using a constraint file.
It also allows for different
--pip-argsthat one would get with theinstallcommand.Test plan
Tested in tests/test_upgrade_shared.py