PIP - upgrade all packages from requirements.txt (interactively)

pip-upgrader

An interactive pypi pip requirements upgrader. Because upgrading requirements, package by package, is a pain in the ass. It also updates the version in your requirements.txt file.

Purpose

This cli tools helps you interactively(or not) upgrade packages from requirements file, and also update the pinned version from requirements file(s).
If no requirements are given, the command attempts to detect the requirements file(s) in the current directory.
Quick preview:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/simion/pip-upgrader/master/demo.gif

Installation

pip install pip-upgrader

Usage

Activate your virtualenv (important, because it will also install the new versions of upgraded packages in current virtualenv)
CD into your project. Then:
$ pip-upgrade
Arguments:
requirements_file(s)          The requirement FILE, or WILDCARD PATH to multiple files. (positional arguments)
--prerelease                  Include prerelease versions for upgrade, when querying pypi repositories.
-p <package>                  Pre-choose which packages tp upgrade. Skips any prompt.
--dry-run                     Simulates the upgrade, but does not execute the actual upgrade.
--skip-package-installation   Only upgrade the version in requirements files, don't install the new package.
--skip-virtualenv-check       Disable virtualenv check. Allows installing the new packages outside the virtualenv.
--use-default-index           Skip searching for custom index-url in pip configuration file(s).
Examples:
pip-upgrade             # auto discovers requirements file. Prompts for selecting upgrades
pip-upgrade requirements.txt
pip-upgrade requirements/dev.txt requirements/production.txt

# skip prompt and manually choose some/all packages for upgrade
pip-upgrade requirements.txt -p django -p celery
pip-upgrade requirements.txt -p all

# include pre-release versions
pip-upgrade --prerelease

Final notes

If you encounter any bugs, please open an issue and it will be magically resolved :)
TODO:
  • support for local caches (index-url) from ~/.pip/pip.conf (ex: devpi)
  • support for package>=0.1.0 (only works for package==0.1.0)
Have fun! :)

Contributing

Clone the repository, create a virtualenv, then run:
pip install -e .[test]
py.test
This command will :
  • run tests
  • print coverage report
  • print pep8 errors

Comments

  1. Mark Pors8 May 2017 at 10:08

    Awesome! What is this "workon" command? An alias?

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    1. Simion Agavriloaei8 May 2017 at 10:58

      It's a command for activating a virtualenv, from virtualenvwrapper: https://virtualenvwrapper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/command_ref.html#workon

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    2. Mark Pors8 May 2017 at 12:52

      Ah, thanks! Will give virtualenvwrapper a try. Looks useful.

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