Is there a recommended way to upgrade all floating, latest installations? An invocation like pyenv install -s -r 3 3.11 3.10 && pyenv global 3 3.11 3.10 is close, but specific floating versions have to be listed out.

Is there a recommended way to upgrade all floating, latest installations? An invocation like pyenv install -s -r 3 3.11 3.10 && pyenv global 3 3.11 3.10 is close, but specific floating versions have to be listed out.

There is no way to do that either here or in pyenv/pyenv

Closes #407, closes #372

Would also close #505, reviews very much appreciated 👍

Closes #407, closes #372

Would also close #505, reviews very much appreciated 👍

Sadly, no one of the maintainers seems to have time. The changes are quite complex and require a lot of attention

I still want to merge these features, so if anyone wants to make a review, I can make a fix in a few days

I'd love to see this go forward! It's close to impossible to use pyenv on CI, having to specify patch versions as well.

The absence of this feature is blocking our org from using pyenv in CI on Windows.

Sorry, I should have made time for this sooner.

@bb010g Could you please submit your review.

@kirankotari do you know if there is any hope this PR will get merged at some point? This is almost 1 year old, and without these changes pyenv-win is not usable in CI setups.

Would it be possible to find someone else among the contributors to speed up the review and approval process?

@kirankotari Could a member of the @pyenv-win org grant access to Reviewable for this organization? (See https://docs.reviewable.io/registration.html.) Just drafted a review on there with a few comments before realizing I couldn't publish it. (At least for me, GitHub's application settings page for Reviewable is https://github.com/settings/connections/applications/7da38b6fb966259af6d5; you might be able to request/grant access from there. Alternatively, https://github.com/orgs/pyenv-win/policies/applications/128315 should work.)

@nicocvn If your major need is related to GitHub workflows, I wrote a simple composite action to install pyenv-win with a given Python version that also allows to provide "latest" or a Python version without the patch number and then it will pick the newest:
https://github.com/pylegacy/actions

The example below would install e.g. the latest available Python 3.11:

name: Set Python
uses: pylegacy/actions/setup-pyenv-win@v2
with:
    architecture: "x64"
    python-version: "3.11"

Internally, the action is using pyenv install --list to find the best version with a regex pattern match before installing it.