linkscrubber 1.0

First Release! With the [announcement that Google Reader is being shuttered](http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/a-second-spring-of-cleaning.html, I decided I needed to go through my http://pinboard.in bookmarks and update any that point to a feedproxy.google.com URL while their redirecting service is still online. This script does that automatically. linkscrubber processes all of your bookmarks, looking for those that redirect. It adds a new bookmark with the target of the redirect and all the same metadata from the original link.

cliff 1.4

What’s New In This Release? Store a reference to the InteractiveApp on the App while in interactive mode to allow commands to update the interactive state. (Contributed by Tomaz Muraus) Remove reliance on distribute, now that it has merged with setuptools 0.7. Providing an explicit dependency on setuptools breaks updates in some cases, so just fail if it isn’t there.

smiley 0.2.0

thumbnail imageWhat’s New? Use the script runner code from coverage instead of reinventing it. Documentation uploaded to https://smiley.readthedocs.org

smiley 0.1.0

thumbnail imageWhat’s New? This is the first public release of Smiley, and it is very early in its development.

converting virtualenvwrapper repository to git

If you have forked virtualenvwrapper, you’ll want to update your fork to use the new git repository at https://bitbucket.org/dhellmann/virtualenvwrapper, still hosted by our friends at bitbucket.org. The issue tracker contents have been migrated along with the source code. The old Mercurial repository is still available at https://bitbucket.org/dhellmann/virtualenvwrapper-hg until I’m entirely certain that the new repository is working correctly.

cliff 1.3.3

What’s New In This Release? Restore compatibility with prettytable < 0.7.2 by forcing no output if there is no data (instead of printing an empty table). Contributed by Dirk Mueller. Update to allow cmd2 version 0.6.5.1. Contributed by Dirk Mueller.

virtualenvwrapper 4.0

What’s New? Warning This release includes some potentially incompatible changes for extensions. The python modules for extensions are now always run with PWD=$WORKON_HOME (previously the value of PWD varied depending on the hook). The shell portion of any hook (anything sourced by the user’s shell when the hook is run) is still run in the same place as before. All tests pass under Python 2.6, 2.7, 3.2 and 3.3. Fix the name of the script in an error message produced by virtualenvwrapper_lazy.

virtualenvwrapper 3.7.1

What’s New? Rename functions for generating help so they do not pollute the global namespace, and especially so they do not interfere with tab completion. Contributed by davidszotten. Fix an issue with listing project templates if none are installed. Fix an issue with the --python option to mkvirtualenv becoming sticky for future calls that do not explicitly specify the option.

virtualenvwrapper.alex – for the typo challenged

What is virtualenvwrapper.alex? virtualenvwrapper.alex installs aliases for typos related to common virtualenvwrapper commands. Really. It exists because Alex Gaynor asked nicely. @doughellmann Anything I could do to convince you to add wokr as an alias for workon? What’s New in 0.1? This is the first public release.

cliff 1.3.2

What’s New In This Release? Add convert_underscores parameter to CommandManager Relax version requirement for PrettyTable dependency to allow point