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Find newer package versions on PyPI
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Introduction
============

Find newer versions of your installed Python packages, or newer versions of
packages in a buildout file.

This package provides a console script named ``checkversions``.

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Install
=======

you can install this package either in a virtualenv::

$ virtualenv sandbox
$ sandbox/bin/pip install z3c.checkversions
$ sandbox/bin/checkversions --help

or in your system::

$ sudo pip install z3c.checkversions
$ checkversions --help

or in a buildout::

[buildout]
parts = checkversions

[checkversions]
recipe=zc.recipe.egg
eggs=z3c.checkversions [buildout]

Note that buildout support is optional and must be enabled with [buildout] so
that zc.buildout is installed as well.

If you need buildout support while installing this package via pip
you have to install it like this:

pip install z3c.checkversions[buildout]

Usage
=====

::

$ checkversions -h
Usage: checkversions [-v] [-1] [-l LEVEL] [-i INDEX] [-b BLACKLIST] [buildout_file]

This script will check new package versions of either your current installed
distributions or a buildout file if provided. It can detect major or minor
versions availability: level 0 gets the highest version (X.y.z), level 1 gets
the highest intermediate version (x.Y.z), level 2 gets the highest minor
version (x.y.Z). Using level 2, you can automatically retrieve all bugfix
versions of a buildout. If you provide a blacklist file with bad versions,
these versions won't be suggested.

Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l LEVEL, --level=LEVEL
Version level to check
-i INDEX, --index=INDEX
Provide and alternative package index URL
-b BLACKLIST, --blacklist=BLACKLIST
Provide a blacklist file with bad versions
-1, --incremental Suggest only one upgrade. Skip others.
-v, --verbose Verbose mode (prints old versions too)

Examples
========

For installed packages
----------------------

Example with a virtualenv::

$ virtualenv --no-site-packages sandbox
$ sandbox/bin/pip install z3c.checkversions
$ sandbox/bin/checkversions -v -l 1
# Checking your installed distributions
pip=0.7.1 # was: 0.6.3

For a buildout
--------------

It can work either with a full buildout.cfg or with a simple versions.cfg file.

Here is a sample `versions.cfg` file::

[versions]
somepackage=0.5.3
otherpackage=0.1.1

You can generate a new versions.cfg ::

$ checkversions -v -l 1 versions.cfg
# Checking buildout file versions.cfg
somepackage=0.6.2 # was: 0.5.0
otherpackage=0.1.2 # was: 0.1.1

If you provide a blacklist file, such as `blacklist.cfg` containing bad
versions, such as::

somepackage=0.6.2
somepackage=0.6.1

Then these versions won't be suggested::

$ checkversions -v -l 1 versions.cfg -b blacklist.cfg
# Checking buildout file versions.cfg
somepackage=0.6.0 # was: 0.5.0
otherpackage=0.1.2 # was: 0.1.1

If you enable the `--incremental` option, only one upgrade will be suggested::

$ checkversions --incremental -v -l 1 versions.cfg
# Checking buildout file versions.cfg
somepackage=0.6.0 # was: 0.5.0
otherpackage=0.1.1

Run tests
=========

Uncompress the archive, then run::

$ virtualenv .
$ bin/pip install tox
$ tox