John Arnold created AIRFLOW-2339:
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Summary: setup.py version doesn't use git info
Key: AIRFLOW-2339
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AIRFLOW-2339
Project: Apache Airflow
Issue Type: Bug
Components: configuration
Affects Versions: 1.9.0
Reporter: John Arnold
Assignee: John Arnold
In setup.py, the function git_version() is used to determine if the package is
being built from git, and if a release tag or commit hash should inform the
version information.
This info is written to a file, but it's never used when building a package.
The package version is always 1.x.x.dev0+incubating when building a dev /
non-release package.
This is not really PEP440 compliant, and is a sucky experience when trying to
generate packages in between major releases (for bugfixes, primarily).
I can manually manipulate the version info in version.py to force unique build
numbers, but this makes for a lot of extra work. It would be nice to wire in
either pbr or versioneer, or mayb ejust miniver/miniver2 to do the work for us,
and generate nice PEP440 versions, e.g.:
1.20.0.dev0+N.MMMMM where N is the number of commits since the last release,
and MMMMM is the commit hash. The incrementing of N makes for nice version
upgrades with pip.
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