feat: add --fresh flag to recreate environments from scratch - #2356
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Add a --fresh flag to 'hatch env run' that removes and recreates the environment before running commands. Also supports the HATCH_FRESH environment variable. Closes pypa#2138
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We have a new set of commands under dep for lockfiles that should be reused here, specifically |
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Description
Add a --fresh flag to hatch env run that removes and recreates the environment before running commands. Also supports the HATCH_FRESH environment variable.
Related Issue
Closes #2138
Changes
unner_context() and prepare_environment()
Usage
hatch env run --fresh ENV:command
Or via environment variable:
HATCH_FRESH=1 hatch run ENV:command