So https://review.openstack.org/#/c/350861 is the addition to pbr for the 'deb
version' so this imho makes me lean towards using pbr vs this package, and
using either over a custom hand rolled version calculation scheme. Because with
a hand rolled scheme, I'll still need to be translating the ou
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I guess the only thing that I can think about that makes using these tools
useful is that they can provide a consistent way of getting that version
(instead of yet another one-off way of getting it); pbr also has the nice
ability to generate a debian version string and a redhat version string, w
some test needed.
I'd suggest making 'handle' do very little other than call a helper that has
sane function signatures.
i'm fine with it in principle.
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if we declare this as minimum version, i think there is some imrpvoement to
ConfigObj usage in
cloudinit/config/cc_mcollective.py
we had to do this:
try:
mcollective_config = ConfigObj(server_cfg, file_error=True)
existed = True
except IOError:
LOG.debug("Did no
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This would be runtime dependency, right?
i'd really rather not take that.
I'm not opposed to this and woudl like version information to follow *some*
standard.
what i have now is just what comes out of git describe modified a bit.
see tools/make-tarball
# revname could be 0.7.5 or 0.7.5-NNN-gH
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