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v3.2.1

21 Sep 15:21
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  • Update packaging
  • Update CI to support testing against released and main podman branches
  • Cleanup CI configuration
  • Bug fixes

v3.2.0

15 Jul 21:39
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Bug fixes and updates to make API more complete.

v3.1.2.4

20 May 14:59
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Update pyproject.toml to meet Fedora packaging needs.

v3.1.2.3

14 May 17:31
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Update dependency checking

v3.1.2.2

13 May 17:56
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Bumped release number to update github latest tagging.

v3.1.2.1

13 May 16:05
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PodmanClient() now supports service addresses using ssh:// and tcp:// schemes. The keyword connection has been added, using its value as a key into the connections that have been defined in XDG_CONFIG_DIR/containers/containers.cfg. The podman system connection is used to curate connections.

docstrings were cleaned up to aid in future sphinx generated documentation.

ssh:// service addresses are supported by the use of an external ssh client.

tcp:// connections are not secure.

v3.1.1.3

20 Apr 16:40
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PodmanClient() introduces docker-py functionality, while additionally allowing access to Podman unique functionality such as Pods.

Note: APIConnection() and it's support classes will be deprecated.

Known Limitations:

  • PodmanClient() currently only connects to UNIX domain socket.
  • Container attach and exec not implemented.
  • Podman Network API not well documented or tested, the compatibility API to better align with docker-py
  • Podman does not support:
    • Swam operations
    • Container update, Container rename is supported