On Tue, Jul 29, 2003 at 07:11:47PM -0400, seth vidal wrote:
> in 2.x you could maybe grab __version__ from yummain - or find a way of
> setting it from there
>
> or alternatively, push it into conf as conf.version, or the reverse.
>
> you get the idea.
>
> I couldn't put version in the config stuff for the --version command b/c
> that part happens before the config exists - but certainly we could
> conf.version = __version__ after the conf has been setup.
OK, I feel a little silly. I didn't know that was available at all.
I agree. Probably the cleanest way to do it is to push it in from
yummain. You could do that in two ways:
1) by importing urlgrabber from within yummain (making yummain depend
on urlgrabber directly is no big deal because it already depends on
it indirectly via clientStuff)
# <within yummain.py>
import urlgrabber
__version__='2.0'
urlgrabber.set_user_agent('Yum/%s' % __version__)
2) by going "through" clientStuff
# <within yummain.py>
__version__='2.0'
clientStuff.urlgrabber.set_user_agent('Yum/%s' % __version__)
They're functionally identical. It's just a matter of which is more
aesthetically appealing :)
-Michael
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