The Kivy team is happy to announce the release of Kivy 2.0.0.
Kivy is a full-featured framework for creating novel and performant user
interfaces, such as multi-touch applications, released under the MIT license.
The framework works on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS and Raspberry Pi.
This is the first release to not support Python 2.7 - hence the increase in Kivy's major version to 2. Currently supported Python versions are 3.6 - 3.9.
Installation has been largely simplified and all platforms now support a simpler pip install (see below).
Installation instructions and Kivy documentation is available on the Kivy website:
Kivy can now be installed into your Virtual Environment on Windows, Linux, OSX, and RPi simply with:
pip install kivy[base] kivy-examples
# or to get the media dependecies as well
pip install kivy[base,media] kivy-examples
# or to get most kivy optional dependencies
pip install kivy[full] kivy-examples
* For the RPi, additional system dependencies should be pre-installed.
These selectors allow specifying dependency categories, instead of having to pin Kivy's kivy_deps dependencies to specific versions. These selectors will install the proper dependency version to match Kivy's version.
Additionally, by default, Kivy will install the base dependencies even if base is not specified. In order to facilitate easier install for GUI installation users e.g. in PyCharm. However, this may change as pip evolves and base should be manually specified. Use pip's --no-deps flag to disable it.
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Bumps kivy from 1.11.1 to 2.0.0.
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Commits
dedcb6bBump to 2.0.0.ec06412Merge pull request #7250 from matham/changeloga8d76ceAdd 2.0.0 changelog.34e3f1fFix script to use GitHub CLI for release notes.e16794aMerge pull request #6988 from misl6/fix/avfoundation-camera-fixes3f4c2d3Add some useful debug infoc13e0d3Improve avfoundation camera implementation on iOSb714003Merge pull request #7241 from matham/install036d86eAdd changelog and fix install table.2195a78Merge pull request #7240 from matham/installDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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