Intelligent auto-versioning.
Project description
v2 provides for auto-versioning in an intuitive way.
From setup.py:
from v2 import v2
setup(
# ...
version=v2.from_git().from_file().imprint().version,
# ...
setup_requires=[..., 'v2', ...],
install_requires=[..., 'v2', ...], # Necessary only when using
# from your package root as
# shown below.
)From within your package root:
from v2 import v2
__version__ = v2.from_pkg().from_git().from_default().versionFrom within your Sphinx conf.py:
sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('../..'))
from v2 import v2
# ...
version = v2.from_file('../../VERSION').from_git().versionBy default, v2 looks for and writes to VERSION in the project root. It is also generally necessary to bundle v2 with your package. (Sadly.) Consequently, a two-line MANIFEST.in is necessary:
include VERSION
include v2.pyWhen you pip install v2, it makes available the v2 command line tool, which provides the v2.py module and the MANIFEST.in for you.
:; v2
18:48:51.284 Writing local copy of v2 to v2.py...
18:48:51.285 Appending v2.py and VERSION to MANIFEST.in...Precedence
v2 allows you to control the order in which versions are found, simply by call from_file, from_git and from_pkg in the desired order. The first one found is used; remaining searches are skipped. To obtain the version value we use .version (it’s always a string).
Writing the Version
The v2 module’s default interface object uses VERSION as the path to its version file. With .from_file it reads from this file, if present; with .imprint it writes to this file.
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