Updates
Every package in the active environment with something newer on PyPI.
The table
| Column | Shows |
|---|---|
| Package | Package name |
| Installed | Version in this environment |
| Latest | Version on PyPI |
| Bump | major, minor, or patch |
| Actions | Changelog, where one exists, and Upgrade |
The toolbar counts what is behind, split by bump size.
- major — the first number changed (
1.9.0 → 2.0.0). May break things. - minor — the second changed (
1.3.0 → 1.4.0). Usually new features. - patch — the third changed (
1.3.2 → 1.3.3). Usually fixes.
Upgrading
Upgrade runs pip install --upgrade <package>. Upgrade all runs every row, one at a time. Both stream into the console panel, and a row disappears once it is up to date.
caution
A major bump can break things. Review the major rows before Upgrade all.
Refreshing
The list is fetched each time you open the page. Check again re-queries PyPI mid-session, for example after upgrading something in a terminal.