Typer

Introduced a new `exceptions` module with a `TyperException` base class and fixed a bug related to the `fast` button display in documentation. Several internal improvements and dependency updates were also made.

This release introduces consistent formatting for `epilog` in help strings and includes several documentation updates, such as adding Library Skills documentation and recommending uv projects by default.

This release includes an update to metavar printing, which is a breaking change. Several internal dependencies and tools have also been updated.

This release focuses primarily on bug fixes related to Rich help output formatting and internal dependency updates. No new features were introduced.

This release primarily addresses a bug related to respecting the wait parameter when launching URLs using xdg-open.

This release primarily addresses a bug related to the correct usage of default values for list arguments.

This release primarily fixes an issue where hidden commands were incorrectly displayed when Rich markup was disabled and removes old internal stub packages.

This release introduces an update to the AI Library Skill to reduce verbose CLI option code and includes several internal CI/CD improvements.

This release focuses on internal refactoring, specifically unifying testing functionality, and updating internal GitHub actions.

This release primarily focuses on fixing an issue where environment variables intended for `typer.Option` lists were not being split correctly on whitespace.

This release primarily fixes an issue where environment variables set for typer.Option were not functioning correctly and includes a minor dependency update.

Typer has transitioned to vendoring the Click library internally, removing the external dependency on Click. This change simplifies dependency management but removes support for Click-specific extensions and functionality.

This release introduces a new Typer Library Skill for Agents and updates internal dependencies like ruff and prek.

This release introduces an enhancement to traceback formatting by preventing the truncation of code lines when using Rich. No breaking changes or bug fixes were noted.

This release primarily focuses on dependency updates and includes a bug fix ensuring correct forwarding behavior for `typer.launch`. It also contains significant documentation improvements and internal refactoring.

This release drops support for the legacy `typer-slim` and `typer-cli` packages and includes numerous dependency upgrades, notably updating internal types for Python 3.10 compatibility.

This release drops support for Python 3.9, requiring users to upgrade their Python environment to 3.10 or newer.

This release introduces a feature to monkeypatch console width for direct pytest execution and updates internal dependencies like pre-commit and ruff.

This release primarily fixes an issue with disabling Rich via environment variables and cleans up documentation referencing direct Click usage.

This release defaults error tracebacks printed with Rich to hide locals for brevity and includes internal dependency bumps and build simplifications.

This release introduces a breaking change where `typer-slim` now mandates the installation of `rich` and `shellingham` as it becomes a shallow wrapper around the main `typer` package.

This release focuses on bug fixes related to help text alignment and argument highlighting, alongside significant internal refactoring and dependency upgrades. Notably, the external dependency on 'typing-extensions' has been removed.

This release fixes help‑text escaping when `rich` is installed but not used and updates various development dependencies.

This release removes Python 3.8 support, updates documentation examples to Python 3.9, bumps markdown-include-variants, and adds CI and workflow improvements.

This release adds support for standard tracebacks via the TYPER_STANDARD_TRACEBACK environment variable, fixes several option handling bugs, refactors shellingham handling, updates documentation, and bumps a number of development dependencies.