v4.3.0

• Add pass-through layers, output and outputformat to building images
• Support passing of interval and condition in podman wait calls
• Implement podman image scp
• Update supported python versions
• Add support of passing empty strings in second
• Add support for on failure actions in healthchecks
• Bug fixes

Thanks for all the contributions!

v4.0.1

This release contains necessary backports, namely the support for podman-py to set health check on failure actions.

This means that if a container health check fails, podman can take no action, kill, restart, or stop the container.

v4.2.0

• Added support for devices in container creation
• Implemented the login endpoint
• Added relabel option for mounts and other mount option support
• Implemented exec_run
• Bug Fixes

Thanks to all for the contributions!

v4.0.0

• Remove support for old (ApiConnection) API
• Update CI to use copr and release podman packages for testing
• Port code to support Podman 4.0.0 API changes
• Added support for Python 3.10
• lint scrub and correction of code
• Bug fixes
• Move to tox for development support
• Move to pytest from nose for test execution
• Support testing python 3.6,3.8-3.10
• Allow passing string values to memory limits

A big thank you to all our community contributors!

v3.2.1

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

v3.2.0

Bug fixes and updates to make API more complete.

v3.1.2.4

Update pyproject.toml to meet Fedora packaging needs.

v3.1.2.3

Update dependency checking

v3.1.2.2

Bumped release number to update github latest tagging.

v3.1.2.1

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.