@@ -26,6 +26,23 @@ Changed Command Line Interface (CLI)
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The following describes migration paths only. For all full list of all features
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see the :doc: `"usage" documentation</usage> `.
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+ Source: Conda
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+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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+ "Conda provides package, dependency, and environment management for **any ** language"
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+ -- https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/
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+ Conda (lock file) analysis was entirely removed for the fact that conda is not dedicated to Python.
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+ Yes, conda has some capabilities of managing Python packages and environments, but it does so much more.
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+ However, conda's Python environments are fully supported, as well as other means.
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+ See the :doc: `"usage" documentation</usage> ` for examples.
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+ Old: ``cyclonedx-py [-c|-cj] ... ``
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+ New: It depends. See the :doc: `"usage" documentation</usage> ` for examples.
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Source: Environment
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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@@ -62,23 +79,6 @@ Old: ``cyclonedx-py -r -i some/path/requirements.txt``
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New: ``cyclonedx-py requirements some/path/requirements.txt ``
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- Source: Conda
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- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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- "Conda provides package, dependency, and environment management for **any ** language"
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- -- https://docs.conda.io/en/latest/
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- Conda (lock file) analysis was entirely removed for the fact that conda is not dedicated to Python.
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- Yes, conda has some capabilities of managing Python packages and environments, but it does so much more.
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- However, conda's Python environments are fully supported, as well as other means.
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- See the :doc: `"usage" documentation</usage> ` for examples.
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- Old: ``cyclonedx-py [-c|-cj] ... ``
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- New: It depends. See the :doc: `"usage" documentation</usage> ` for examples.
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Output verbosity
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