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Release v1.0.3 — The Sequential Synthesizer #3

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This release elevates omnipkg from a powerful tool to a true dependency orchestration engine. We've introduced a revolutionary installation logic capable of handling multiple, conflicting package versions in a single command—a task that instantly crashes other package managers.

✨ Highlights

  • Sequential Installation Engine: Intelligently processes conflicting requirements (e.g., torch==2.7.1 torch==2.0.0) synchronously, mimicking how a human expert would solve the problem.
  • Intelligent Task Reordering: Automatically sorts packages to install newest versions first, ensuring downgrade protection and bubbling are triggered with surgical precision.
  • Atomic Environment Cleansing: A core design principle demonstrated below, where the environment is surgically prepared before complex operations.

💥 The Proof: Orchestrating an "Impossible" Install

To prove the power of this new engine, we'll do something no other tool can: install two conflicting versions of PyTorch in the "wrong" order.

Step 1: Prepare the Environment

As a prerequisite, omnipkg first ensures a clean state. This includes clearing out any residual packages or tools that might interfere.

# As a prerequisite, we first uninstall any unnecessary tools.
$ omnipkg uninstall uv -y
🗑️ Uninstalling 'uv' from main environment...
Successfully uninstalled uv-0.7.14
🗑️ Deleting bubble: uv-0.7.13
✅ Uninstallation complete.
# Next, we purge all existing torch versions for a clean slate.
$ omnipkg uninstall torch -y
🗑️ Uninstalling 'torch' from main environment...
🗑️ Deleting bubble: torch-2.7.0
🗑️ Deleting bubble: torch-2.0.1
🗑️ Deleting bubble: torch-2.0.0
✅ Uninstallation complete.

Step 2: Request the Impossible

We now ask omnipkg to install two conflicting torch versions, providing them in the logically incorrect order (older version first).

$ omnipkg install torch==2.0.0 torch==2.7.1

Step 3: Watch the Magic

omnipkg doesn't fail. It orchestrates.

# It intelligently reorders the user's request for optimal execution.
🔄 Reordered packages for optimal installation: torch==2.7.1, torch==2.0.0
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
📦 Processing: torch==2.7.1
# ... (Installation of the newest version proceeds) ...
✅ No downgrades detected. Installation completed safely.
🧠 Updating knowledge base...
────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
📦 Processing: torch==2.0.0
# ... (pip attempts to install 2.0.0 over 2.7.1) ...
🔬 Analyzing post-installation changes...
# The engine detects the downgrade and activates its core feature.
🛡️ DOWNGRADE PROTECTION ACTIVATED!
 -> Fixing downgrade: torch from v2.7.1 to v2.0.0
🫧 Creating isolated bubble for torch v2.0.0
 # ... (Bubble created with 33.4% space saved via deduplication) ...
 🔄 Restoring 'torch' to safe version v2.7.1 in main environment...
✅ Environment protection complete!

The Final State: Perfect Isolation

The operation completes, leaving a pristine main environment and a perfectly isolated older version, ready for use.

$ omnipkg info torch
📋 KEY DATA for 'torch':
----------------------------------------
🎯 Active Version: 2.7.1
🫧 Bubbled Versions: 2.0.0

"Other tools attempt dependency resolution.
Omnipkg orchestrates dependency symphonies."


🔥 Get It Now:
pip install omnipkg==1.0.3


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