Python checkNuitkaChangelog Examples

Example #1

from nuitka.Version import getNuitkaVersion
nuitka_version = getNuitkaVersion()

branch_name = checkBranchName()

from nuitka.tools.release.Release import checkNuitkaChangelog

if branch_name.startswith("release") or \
   branch_name == "master" or \
   branch_name.startswith("hotfix/"):
    if nuitka_version.count('.') == 2:
        assert checkChangeLog("New upstream release.")
    else:
        assert checkChangeLog("New upstream hotfix release.")

    assert checkNuitkaChangelog() == "final", checkNuitkaChangelog()
else:
    assert checkChangeLog("New upstream pre-release."), branch_name
    assert checkNuitkaChangelog() == "draft", checkNuitkaChangelog()

shutil.rmtree("dist", ignore_errors=True)
shutil.rmtree("build", ignore_errors=True)

createReleaseDocumentation()
assert 0 == os.system("python setup.py sdist --formats=bztar,gztar,zip")

os.chdir("dist")

# Clean the stage for the debian package. The name "deb_dist" is what "py2dsc"
# uses for its output later on.

Example #2

File: make-release.py Project: kayhayen/Nuitka

from nuitka.Version import getNuitkaVersion
nuitka_version = getNuitkaVersion()

branch_name = checkBranchName()

from nuitka.tools.release.Release import checkNuitkaChangelog

if branch_name.startswith("release") or \
   branch_name == "master" or \
   branch_name.startswith("hotfix/"):
    if nuitka_version.count('.') == 2:
        assert checkChangeLog("New upstream release.")
    else:
        assert checkChangeLog("New upstream hotfix release.")

    assert checkNuitkaChangelog() == "final", checkNuitkaChangelog()
else:
    assert checkChangeLog("New upstream pre-release."), branch_name
    assert checkNuitkaChangelog() == "draft", checkNuitkaChangelog()

shutil.rmtree("dist", ignore_errors = True)
shutil.rmtree("build", ignore_errors = True)

createReleaseDocumentation()
assert 0 == os.system("python setup.py sdist --formats=bztar,gztar,zip")

os.chdir("dist")

# Clean the stage for the debian package. The name "deb_dist" is what "py2dsc"
# uses for its output later on.