OK, lets try this again. This is again a "eat the cake and have
it too" version. It also has, now that I understand it, the
"best" solution for adding --snapshot to the user_options list.
Those who want everything to remain the same, do nothing and it will be
the same (except the the default for cliconfig.__version__ is updated
to a more "reasonable" value). This is broken up into five "simple",
related patches.
1. New version-id for pre-whatever status.
2. Add spec.in back in and create the spec file when sdist is run with
@VERSION@ updated.
3. Add "pkgversion" option to configure so that user can set __version__
to anything as long as virtcl/cli.cfg exists.
4. Add --snapshot for sdist and rpm ... adds YYYYMMDD snapsnot-id suffix
to __version__
5. Update spec file so that the runtime version will be the same as for
the rpms: run ./configure --pkgconfig=%{version}
Nothing depends on git and no check is performed for uncommitted changes.
Using a "script" solution to create a snapshot-id is unnecessary ... it is
all simple to do in python. The more difficult part is to use the new
version+snapshot for the tarball and rpm names ... and that turned out to
be not that difficult afterall!
.
Gene Czarcinski (5):
update __version__ to 0.9.100 for pre-release id
automate @VERSION@ in virt-manager.spec
add user setable version using configure
add option for snapshot-id suffix to __version__
update spec file to use its version at runtime
.gitignore | 1 +
setup.py | 55 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++----
virt-manager.spec => virt-manager.spec.in | 3 +-
virtcli/cliconfig.py | 7 +++-
4 files changed, 58 insertions(+), 8 deletions(-)
rename virt-manager.spec => virt-manager.spec.in (99%)
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1.8.1.4
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