Use tool versions file to colorize ls --details
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Previously, environment Python versions in the `vf ls --details` list
were only considered to be up-to-date (i.e., displayed in green) when a
given environment's Python version is greater or equal to the default
Python version returned by `__vfsupport_get_default_python()`. If you
have some environments on older but fully-supported Python versions,
those would show up in yellow even though they should be considered
up-to-date.
With the changes in this commit, given a `~/.tool-versions` file that
contains the following line:
python 3.9.7 3.8.12 3.7.11 3.6.14
… any environment's Python version that matches one of the specified
versions will be considered up-to-date and displayed in green.
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As I mentioned previously, I would like to eventually enhance this further by retrieving the most up-to-date supported Python version numbers from some kind of API (e.g., Otherwise, perhaps scraping the Python downloads page is the most realistic approach. In any case, for now I believe this manual approach will do the job. 💫 |
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Previously, environment Python versions in the list shown by
vf ls --detailswere only considered to be up-to-date (i.e., displayed in green) when a given environment's Python version is greater or equal to the default Python version returned by__vfsupport_get_default_python(). If you have some environments on older but fully-supported Python versions, those would show up in yellow even though they should be considered up-to-date.With these changes, given a
~/.tool-versionsfile that contains the following line:… any environment's Python version that matches one of the specified versions will be considered up-to-date and displayed in green.