v2.0.1

• Open the .pex preamble from its canonical path (#292)
• Continue executing the .pex preamble if the .pex file is outside a Please repo (#293)

please_pex-v3.0.1

• Open the preamble from its canonical path (#292)
• Continue executing the preamble if the .pex file is outside a Please repo (#293)

v2.0.0

• Use Please v17.24.2's pleasew script, which downloads the correct Please binary for linux_arm64 (#279)
• Implement run-time Python interpreter searching (#284)
  The new DefaultRuntimeInterpreters plugin configuration option (and runtime_interpreters parameter for
  python_binary and python_test) can be used to control which Python interpreters the .pex file attempts to execute
  when it runs itself.
• Remove InterpreterOptions plugin configuration option (#288)
• Upgrade pytest to 9.0.1 (#285)
  Breaking changes:
• .pex files generated by this plugin are now prepended by a native-code binary rather than a shell script. This entirely
  removes .pex files' run-time dependency on /bin/sh and /usr/bin/env, but does now require them to be executed on
  the same platform on which they were built, even if they only contain pure Python.
• The InterpreterOptions plugin configuration option has been removed in favour of the DefaultRuntimeInterpreterArgs
  plugin configuration option and the runtime_interpreter_args parameter for python_binary and python_test.
• The shebang parameter for python_binary and python_test has been removed. Equivalent functionality is now
  provided by DefaultRuntimeInterpreterArgs and runtime_interpreter_args (see above).
• pytest has been upgraded from 7.4.2 to 9.0.1 in the built-in pytest test runner. There are breaking changes between
  these versions; see pytest's changelog for details.

please_pex-v3.0.0

• Upgrade pytest to 9.0.1 (#285)
  This adds support for Python 3.13 and 3.14 to the built-in pytest test runner.
• Implement run-time Python interpreter searching (#284)
  .pex files generated by please_pex are now prepended by a preamble binary rather than a shell
  script. This entirely removes the run-time dependency on /bin/sh and /usr/bin/env, but
  does mean that .pex files can now only be executed on the same platform on which they were
  built, even if they only contain pure Python.

please_pex-v2.2.0

• Don't require a please_pex binary in order to build please_pex from source (#266)

please_pex-v2.1.0

• Make --interpreter_options option repeatable (#259)

wheel_resolver-v2.0.0

• Release please_pex and wheel_resolver tools independently of each other

please_pex-v2.0.0

• Release please_pex and wheel_resolver tools independently of each other

v1.14.0

• Upgrade coverage to 7.10.7 in built-in test runners (#250)
• Support native-speed coverage tracing for python_tests under Python 3.14 (#250)
• Support native-speed coverage tracing for python_tests under musl and free-threaded Python interpreters (#250)

tools-v1.7.0

• Upgrade coverage package in please_pex's bootstrap .pex to v7.10.7 (#243)
  This adds native-speed tracing support for Python 3.14.
• Provide native-speed tracing when running under musl and free-threaded Python interpreters (#244)