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This project is published on PyPI as uvs-cli, because the PyPI project uvs is an unrelated tool. The installed command is uvs.

Unreleased

  • Replace tracebacks with actionable errors for directory arguments, a missing uv executable, and unsupported registry versions.
  • Guard destructive actions: uninstall --all now rejects a tool name, install refuses to replace an existing tool without --force, and forced reinstalls preserve the recorded version unless --version is explicit.
  • Record editable mode, package directory, requested Python, dependencies, and requires-python in the registry so uvs update preserves them instead of silently converting editable installs to snapshots.
  • Accept a tracked tool name (or a source path) in uvs update, add --dry-run, and report up-to-date/missing-source counts accurately.
  • Keep list/show/JSON output under --quiet, honor NO_COLOR and TERM=dumb (including bold text), demote internal uv invocations to --verbose, and use compact UTC timestamps in tables.
  • Explain command-name normalization (for example my_tool to my-tool) instead of changing it silently.
  • Add uvs list --check, a Status row in uvs show, uvs doctor, uvs prune, and uvs backup list|restore with backup retention.
  • uvs show --format json now emits the single tool object directly instead of reusing the list wrapper ({"tools": ..., "count": ...}).
  • Show the canonical source path and a PATH warning in the install success panel; clear reused --tempdir packages before regenerating them.
  • Add -V as a short form of --version and allow the global output flags after subcommands.

0.1.1 - 2026-10-27

  • Update the README so the PyPI landing page installs with uv tool install uvs-cli. Documentation-only patch; no functional changes.

0.1.0 - 2026-10-26

  • Install supported single-file PEP 723 scripts as persistent uv tools.
  • Track canonical source paths and update changed snapshots with patch versions.
  • List, inspect, and uninstall tools through a deterministic subcommand CLI.
  • Recover valid data from old or damaged registries with atomic, serialized writes.
  • Support Python 3.10+ with real lifecycle CI on Windows and Linux.
  • Reframe the public documentation around testing whether the project is useful.
  • Add lightweight paths for bug reports, usefulness feedback, contributions, and private security reports.
  • Reject ambiguous batch naming and clean up an installed tool when registry persistence fails.
  • Add uvs --version.
  • Name the distribution uvs-cli to avoid the unrelated PyPI project uvs; the import package and the installed command remain uvs.
  • Publish uvs-cli 0.1.0 to PyPI (the first PyPI release).