Changelog

All notable changes to zap are documented here.

0.1.1 (2025-01-18)

Python Version Management - Download and manage Python versions directly with zap.
```
zap python install 3.12
zap python list
zap init --python 3.12
```
Python versions are downloaded from python-build-standalone and installed to ~/.zap/python/.

Git Dependencies - Install packages directly from git repositories.

zap append git=https://github.com/user/repo
zap append git=https://github.com/user/repo@main
zap append git=https://github.com/user/repo@v1.0.0

requirements.txt Support - Import existing projects with the new install command.
```
zap install -r requirements.txt
```
Native C/C++ Compilation - Uses zig cc as the C/C++ compiler for building source distributions. No need to install gcc or clang separately.
PEP 440 Version Parsing - Full support for Python version specifiers including pre-releases, post-releases, and dev versions.

Fixed race condition in HTTP temp file handling - now uses unique temp files with random names.
Fixed dependency name parsing for constraints like pluggy<2,>=1.5 - now correctly extracts package name.
Fixed handling of comma-separated version constraints in requirements parsing.

Replaced shell commands with native Zig implementations:
- which replaced with native PATH scanning
- cp -r replaced with native file copy
- tar -xzf replaced with native tar/gzip extraction
Added comprehensive unit tests for core modules (pyproject, wheel, cache, lock, version, requirements, git).
Improved sdist building with proper build isolation and fallback strategies.
Git dependencies now install their own requirements.txt dependencies recursively.

First public release of zap - a fast Python package manager written in Zig.