pip 25.2 is a small release. Python 3.14 is now supported, automatic download resumption is now enabled by default, and a few bugs/QoL deficiencies have been fixed.| Richard Si
pip 25.1 introduces support for Dependency Groups (PEP 735), resumable downloads, and an installation progress bar. Dependency resolution has also received a raft of bugfixes and improvements.| Richard Si
By simply moving all temporary file I/O onto the D: drive, pip's Windows CI times decreased by up to 30% on GitHub Actions.| Richard Si
pip 25.0 adds support for SPDX License Expressions (PEP 639), build environment bugfixes, and further optimizations among other changes.| Richard Si
pip 24.3 is a small release with a truststore bugfix, QoL improvements, and one minor deprecation of noncompliant wheel filenames.| ichard26.github.io
pip 24.2| ichard26.github.io
Black 23.1.0 introduces an updated stable style, improved inference of the default target version(s), and other QOL improvements.| ichard26.github.io
Short version: I'm Richard aka ichard26 (he/they). I'm a hobby Python developer and OSS contributor. I contribute to mypyc and used to co-maintain Black and Bandersnatch. Staff at Python Discord.| ichard26.github.io
TL;DR, I'm doing my best to not track you and respect your privacy as much as practically possible. All analytics are anonymized and follow GDPR, PECR and CCPA. Data processors are GitHub Pages and Microanalytics.io.| ichard26.github.io
We just released Black 23.1a1 with the first draft of the 2023 stable style, please try it out and let us know your feedback and concerns.| ichard26.github.io
Black 22.10.0 removes runtime support for Python 3.6, fixes a major fmt: off/on bug, and other QOL improvements.| ichard26.github.io
mypyc can compile Black and provide respectable performance gains, let's deploy it in production!| ichard26.github.io
Compiling Black without errors or warnings was the easy bit, now I had to optimize it for mypyc.| ichard26.github.io
I spent a COVID summer (and then some) integrating mypyc into Black to double performance. How was it?| ichard26.github.io