Slack CLI v3.14.0 Released

Version 3.14.0 of the developer tools for the Slack platform has landed!

• The slack create command now prompts you for a custom app name if the randomly generated default isn't your thing. This prompt appears before scaffolding a new project from a template, and when making new project directories with your custom app name, we now replace spaces with a dash (instead of removing spaces altogether) to make navigation a bit better.
• The slack create command now updates the app name in the package.json and pyproject.toml project files.
• We've updated the slack create and slack init commands to support creating a Python virtual environment (.venv) when it doesn't exist, and installing the project's dependencies from the requirements.txt and pyproject.toml project files.
• When running Slack CLI commands in a Bolt Python project, the Slack CLI will attempt to automatically activate the Python virtual environment (.venv). This allows commands that use the slack-cli-hooks Python package to run safely and successfully, even when the terminal system doesn't have the virtual environment activated.
• We've added a --subdir flag to the slack create command for extracting a subdirectory from a template repository as the project root. This supports monorepo-style templates where multiple apps live in subdirectories (e.g., slack create my-app -t org/monorepo --subdir apps/my-app).
• The slack docs command opens the slack developer docs site, and you can now use the --search flag to open the docs search page with the provided query.
• We fixed a bug and now avoid infinite loops when searching for the root project .slack directory for projects existing on drives other than the C: drive on Windows.
• We fixed a bug and now check whether an installed git command exists on Windows.