wq.core 1.3 alpha is a preview of the next version of wq.core, as part of the wq 1.3 alpha 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
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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
Other changes since wq.core 1.1.0
- Changes in Beta
- Update Package metadata
- Improve YAML parsing
- Remove check for wq.io (renamed to IterTable)
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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:
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wq.core 1.1.0 replaces the custom requirements.txt generator (wq versions) with a wrapper around pip freeze. Also, Python 2.7 support is no longer advertised (though it may still work).
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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/wq#17). The documentation is online at https://wq.io/docs/wq.
Other changes since wq.core 0.8.1
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- List installed wq.* submodules and warn if any are missing. (#1)
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- Incorporate
wq versions
command from wq.start
- Incorporate
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wq.core 1.0.0b1 is the beta of the upcoming 1.0 version of wq.core. The main update is the incorporation of the wq versions
command (which was previously part of wq.start).
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wq.core 1.0.0a1 is an alpha release of the upcoming 1.0 version of wq.core
. The main update is a warning when other core modules are not installed (#1).
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Use older click
version until compatibility issues are resolved (see wq/wq#23).
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Initial release of the wq
command line tool as a separate package from wq.app.
Note: If you are upgrading an existing wq.app installation, we recommend uninstalling and re-installing wq.app. If you don't do this, the upgrade will likely install wq.core before upgrading wq.app, which will cause the new wq executable to be wiped out while uninstalling the old wq.app. If this happens, you may see an error like the following:
bash: /usr/local/bin/wq: No such file or directory
. The fix is to uninstall both wq.core and wq.app and then install wq.app again.