cliff 1.2.1

What’s New In This Release? Fix problem with documentation packaging. Fix problem with missing izip import in lister.py.

cliff 1.2

What’s New In This Release? Fix problem with interactive mode help command. Disable logging by default but add a --log-file option to re-enable it at runtime. Add support for python 2.6. (contributed by Mark McClain for OpenStack Quantum)

virtualenvwrapper 3.6

What’s New? Switch to stevedore for plugin management mkvirtualenv_help should use $VIRTUALENVWRAPPER_PYTHON instead of calling virtualenv directly (issue 148). Fix issue with lazy-loader code under zsh (issue 144). Fix issue with noclobber option under zsh (issue 137). Fix based on patch from rob_b. Fix documentation for add2virtualenv to show the correct name for the file containing the new path entry. (contributed by rvoicilas) Fix problem with virtualenvwrapper_show_workon_options under zsh with chpwd functions that produce output.

stevedore 0.3

What’s New? Added dispatch managers for selecting among a set of plugins at runtime instead of load time. Added __call__ method to DriverManager so it can be invoked in a more natural fashion for a single plugin.

cliff 1.1.2

What’s New In This Release? This point release fixes a packaging problem introduced by removing several formatters in version 1.1.

cliff 1.1

What’s New In This Release? Moves the tablib formatters for JSON, YAML, and HTML out of the core project and into a separate package to comply with Ubuntu packaging requirements. See https://github.com/dreamhost/cliff-tablib

cliff 1.0

What’s New In This Release? Updated to reflect the fact that this was the 1.0 release, not 0.7.

virtualenvwrapper 3.5

What’s New? Rewrite cpvirtualenv to use virtualenv-clone instead of making the new environment relocatable. Contributed by Justin Barber (barberj). This also resolves a problem with cpvirtualenv not honoring the --no-site-packages flag (issue 102). Update docs with link to [virtualenvwrapper-win](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/virtualenvwrapper-win port by David Marble. Use command to avoid functions named the same as common utilities. (issue 119)