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Bumps pex from 1.6.11 to 2.1.26.

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pex 2.1.26


2.1.26

This is a hotfix release that fixes requirement parsing when there is a local file in the CWD with the same name as the project name of a remote requirement to be resolved.

  • Requirement parsing handles local non-dist files. (#1190)

pex 2.1.25


2.1.25

This release brings support for a --venv execution mode to complement --unzip and standard unadorned PEX zip file execution modes. The --venv execution mode will first install the PEX file into a virtual environment under ${PEX_ROOT}/venvs and then re-execute itself from there. This mode of execution allows you to ship your PEXed application as a single zipfile that automatically installs itself in a venv and runs from there to eliminate all PEX startup overhead on subsequent runs and work like a "normal" application.

There is also support for a new resolution mode when building PEX files that allows you to use the results of a previous resolve by specifying it as a -pex-repository to resolve from. If you have many applications sharing a requirements.txt / constraints.txt this can drastically speed up resolves.

  • Improve PEX repository error for local projects. (#1184)
  • Use symlinks to add dists in the Pex CLI. (#1185)
  • Suppress pip debug warning. (#1183)
  • Support resolving from a PEX file repository. (#1182)
  • PEXEnvironment for a DistributionTarget. (#1178)
  • Fix plumbing of 2020-resolver to Pip. (#1180)
  • Platform can report supported_tags. (#1177)
  • Record original requirements in PEX-INFO. (#1171)
  • Tighten requirements parsing. (#1170)
  • Type BuildAndInstallRequest. (#1169)
  • Type AtomicDirectory. (#1168)
  • Type SpawnedJob. (#1167)
  • Refresh and type OrderedSet. (#1166)
  • PEXEnvironment recursive runtime resolve. (#1165)
  • Add support for -r / --constraints URL to the CLI. (#1163)
  • Surface Pip dependency conflict information. (#1162)
  • Add support for parsing extras and specifiers. (#1161)
  • Support project_name_and_version metadata. (#1160)
  • docs: fix simple typo, orignal -> original (#1156)
  • Support a --venv mode similar to --unzip mode. (#1153)
  • Remove redundant dep edge label info. (#1152)
  • Remove our reliance on packaging's LegacyVersion. (#1151)
  • Implement PEX_INTERPRETER special mode support. (#1149)

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2.1.26

This is a hotfix release that fixes requirement parsing when there is a local file in the CWD with the same name as the project name of a remote requirement to be resolved.

2.1.25

This release brings support for a --venv execution mode to complement --unzip and standard unadorned PEX zip file execution modes. The --venv execution mode will first install the PEX file into a virtual environment under ${PEX_ROOT}/venvs and then re-execute itself from there. This mode of execution allows you to ship your PEXed application as a single zipfile that automatically installs itself in a venv and runs from there to eliminate all PEX startup overhead on subsequent runs and work like a "normal" application.

There is also support for a new resolution mode when building PEX files that allows you to use the results of a previous resolve by specifying it as a -pex-repository to resolve from. If you have many applications sharing a requirements.txt / constraints.txt this can drastically speed up resolves.

2.1.24

This release upgrades Pip to 20.3.3 + a patch to fix Pex resolves using the pip-legacy-resolver and --constraints. The Pex package is also fixed to install for Python 3.9.1+.

2.1.23

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Bumps [pex](https://github.com/pantsbuild/pex) from 1.6.11 to 2.1.26.
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- [Changelog](https://github.com/pantsbuild/pex/blob/master/CHANGES.rst)
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Superseded by #218.

@dependabot-preview dependabot-preview Bot deleted the dependabot/pip/pex-2.1.26 branch January 25, 2021 06:20
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