v1.3.2

• Fixed packages option breaking if comments are present in the requirements.txt file

v1.3.1

• Fixed very slow find_package(Python) on Windows

v1.3.0

• Added support for Linux and macOS with a couple of caveats to be resolved later:
  • The standard library is not pre-compiled and zipped so it takes up more space than the Windows variant
  • The environment is not as locked down as the Windows variant: pip is still accessible in the final package
• The packages option now accepts the full contents of a requirements.txt file. Previously, the contents needed to be converted into a space-separated list (.replace("\n", " ")) and stripped of comments and markers.
• CMake will now automatically call find_package(Python) and ensure that the embedded distribution is found instead of a system-installed Python. Previously, consumer projects needed to do this manually.

v1.2.1

• Fixed data and scripts not being installed with certain packages (e.g. nbconvert>=6.0)
• Updated the embedded setuptools to v53.0.0

v1.2.0

• It's now possible to package any version of the embedded Python, independent of the version on the host system.
• Updated to pip-licenses v2.2.0: --with-license-file now finds British-style LICENCE files.

v1.1.0

• Python's LICENSE.txt is now placed into the licenses directory.
• The licenses of all installed packages are now gathered using pip-licenses and written to licenses/package_licenses.txt.

v1.0.0

Initial release