Commit 8d803c4d authored by Mat's avatar Mat
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Determine the version number automatically at build time. 

The version number comes from three possible sources, in this order:
- The $CI_COMMIT_TAG variable, coming from the CI environment.
- The .version file, created when publishing the project to PyPI.
- The git tree directly.
parent f9e05e99

.gitignore

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/build

/dist

/MANIFEST

/.version

*.so

SharedArray.egg-info

.gitlab-ci.yml

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@@ -42,6 +42,6 @@ release: 
    - tags

  script:

    - apt-get install -y python-numpy python-setuptools python-pypandoc twine

    - test $(python setup.py --version) = $CI_COMMIT_TAG

    - echo $CI_COMMIT_TAG > .version

    - python setup.py sdist

    - twine upload dist/*

MANIFEST.in

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@@ -3,3 +3,4 @@ include src/*.c 
include setup.py

include README.md

include LICENSE.txt

include .version

setup.py

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@@ -28,6 +28,39 @@ try: 
except:

    include_dirs = []





def get_version():

    """Return the version number of this package."""



    # Use $CI_COMMIT_TAG is it is set. This variable comes from the

    # GitLab CI environment and points as the git tag being built, if

    # any. This is the path followed by official releases.

    try:

        return os.environ['CI_COMMIT_TAG']

    except:

        pass



    # Read the first line of a file named .version in the project

    # root. This file is created when creating offical releases and

    # publishing the source tree to pypi. This is the path followed

    # when building the source package downloaded from PyPI.

    try:

        return open('.version').readlines()[0].strip()

    except:

        pass



    # Get the version from the git tree. This version string won't

    # comply with PEP 440 but we don't care because it's not intended

    # for distribution. This is the path followed when building the

    # package from the git tree.

    try:

        import subprocess

        command = ['git', 'describe', '--tags', '--always', '--dirty']

        return subprocess.check_output(command)

    except:

        pass





# Get the long description from the README.md file and convert it to

# reStructuredText if pypandoc is installed.

def get_long_description():
@@ -45,7 +78,7 @@ def get_long_description(): 


setup(

    name = 'SharedArray',

    version = '3.0.0',

    version = get_version(),



    # Description

    description = 'Share numpy arrays between processes',