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v0.36.0 - 2024-11-07

12 Nov 18:52
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  • You can now pixi upgrade your project dependencies.
  • We've done a performance improvement on the prefix validation check, thus faster pixi run startup times.

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v0.35.0 - 2024-11-05

06 Nov 06:59
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pixi global now exposed binaries are not scripts anymore but actual executables.
Resulting in significant speedup and better compatibility with other tools.

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v0.34.0

22 Oct 10:38
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  • pixi global install now takes a flag --with, inspired by uv tool install. If you only want to add dependencies without exposing them, you can now run pixi global install ipython --with numpy --with matplotlib
  • Improved the output of pixi global subcommands
  • Many bug fixes

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v0.33.0

16 Oct 09:31
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This is the first release with the new pixi global implementation. It's a full reimplementation of pixi global where it now uses a manifest file just like pixi projects. This way you can declare your environments and save them to a VCS.

It also brings features like, adding dependencies to a global environment, and exposing multiple binaries from the same environment that are not part of the main installed packages.

Test it out with:

# Normal feature
pixi global install ipython

# New features
pixi global install \
    --environment science \           # Defined the environment name
    --expose scipython=ipython \      # Expose binaries under custom names
    ipython scipy                     # Define multiple dependencies for one environment

This should result in a manifest in $HOME/.pixi/manifests/pixi-global.toml:

version = 1

[envs.ipython]
channels = ["conda-forge"]
dependencies = { ipython = "*" }
exposed = { ipython = "ipython", ipython3 = "ipython3" }

[envs.science]
channels = ["conda-forge"]
dependencies = { ipython = "*", scipy = "*" }
exposed = { scipython = "ipython" }

πŸ“– Documentation

Checkout the updated documentation on this new feature:

Breaking changes

This release breaks some CLI commands for pixi global

Before v0.33 In v0.33.0 Comment
pixi global upgrade package pixi global update environment_name updates the environment to the highest versions possible within the spec from the manifest
pixi global upgrade-all pixi global update Updates all environments to the highest possible version within the spec from the manifest
pixi global remove pixi global uninstall remove has become the opposite of add and uninstall of install, thus remove only removes packages from an environment not the environment itself

v0.32.2 - 2024-10-16

16 Oct 07:24
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  • pixi self-update will only work on the binaries from the GitHub releases, avoiding accidentally breaking the installation.
  • We now support gcs:// conda registries.
  • No more broken PowerShell after using pixi shell.

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v0.33.0rc1

11 Oct 07:41
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v0.33.0rc1 Pre-release
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Installation:

pixi self-update --version 0.33.0rc1

# OR

curl -fsSL https://pixi.sh/install.sh | PIXI_VERSION=v0.33.0rc1 bash

✨ Highlights

This is a release candidate for the new pixi global implementation. It's a full reimplementation of pixi global where it now uses a manifest file just like pixi projects. This way you can declare your environments and save them to a VCS.

It also brings features like, adding dependencies to a global environment, and exposing multiple binaries from the same environment that are not part of the main installed packages.

Test it out with:

# Normal feature
pixi global install ipython

# New features
pixi global install \
    --environment science \           # Defined the environment name
    --expose scipython=ipython \      # Expose binaries under custom names
    ipython scipy                     # Define multiple dependencies for one environment

This should result in a manifest in $HOME/.pixi/manifests/pixi-global.toml:

version = 1

[envs.ipython]
channels = ["conda-forge"]
dependencies = { ipython = "*" }
exposed = { ipython = "ipython", ipython3 = "ipython3" }

[envs.science]
channels = ["conda-forge"]
dependencies = { ipython = "*", scipy = "*" }
exposed = { scipython = "ipython" }

πŸ“– Documentation

Checkout the updated documentation on this new feature:

v0.32.1 - 2024-10-08

08 Oct 12:18
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The task cache from inputs and outputs is most likely going to be invalidated, and thus will be rebuild. This had to do with a difference in the hash of a std::Path in this version of Rust.

v0.32.0 - 2024-10-08

08 Oct 06:11
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The biggest fix in this PR is the move to the latest rattler as it came with some major bug fixes for macOS and Rust 1.81 compatibility.

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v0.31.0 - 2024-10-03

03 Oct 14:49
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Thanks to our maintainer @baszamstra!
He sped up the resolver for all cases we could think of in #2162
Check the result of times it takes to solve the environments in our test set:
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v0.30.0 - 2024-09-19

19 Sep 13:57
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I want to thank @synapticarbors and @abkfenris for starting the work on pixi project export.
Pixi now supports the export of a conda environment.yml file and a conda explicit specification file.
This is a great addition to the project and will help users to share their projects with other non pixi users.

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