def publish_prod_version(c):
"""Publish a production version of dkdj (the .js part).
"""
fnames = glob.glob(r'dkdj\static\dkdj\js\dkdj.*.min.js')
print("deleting old versions:", fnames)
if fnames:
c.run('rm dkdj/static/dkdj/js/dkdj.*.min.js')
# upversion_and_add_to_checkin
v = upversion.upversion(c)
c.run('git add docs/conf.py package.json setup.py src/version.js')
# build production/web version
os.environ['DKBUILD_TYPE'] = 'PRODUCTION'
c.run('webpack')
# git add the django include-scripts template
c.run('git add dkdj/templates/dkdj/include-scripts.html')
# git commit and push new version
c.run('git commit -m "upversion"')
# git tag and push new tagged version
c.run('git tag -a v{v} -m "Version {v}"'.format(v=v))
c.run('git push --tags')
# report which files were built
fnames = glob.glob(r'dkdj\static\dkdj\js\dkdj.*.min.js')
print("created new version:", fnames)
assert len(fnames) == 1
fname = fnames[0]
# [bp] collectstatic could include way too much...
# admin = SRV / 'www' / 'admin_datakortet'
# with admin.cd():
# c.run('python manage.py collectstatic --noinput')
# 'manual' collectstatic
SRV = Path(os.environ['SRV'])
static_dkdj = SRV / 'data' / 'static' / 'dkdj' / 'js'
# -> copy all newly created files to static-root
c.run('cp {src} {dst}'.format(src=fname, dst=static_dkdj))
# -> add and check in all newly copied files in static-root
with static_dkdj.cd():
basename = os.path.basename(fname)
c.run('svn add {}'.format(basename))
c.run('svn ci {} -m "collectstatic"'.format(basename))
# remember AWS...
bfp = SRV / 'www' / 'batforerregisteret'
with bfp.cd():
os.environ['USE_AWS_STATIC'] = '1'
c.run('python manage.py collectstatic --noinput')
# now get local back to dev-mode..
c.run('rm {}'.format(fname))
del os.environ['DKBUILD_TYPE']
del os.environ['USE_AWS_STATIC']
c.run('webpack')
def test_upversion(ctx):
files = """
setup.py: |
from distutils.core import setup
setup(version='1.1.2')
"""
with create_files(files) as directory:
ctx = ctx.init()
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context())
print open('setup.py').read()
assert _getval('version') == '1.1.3'
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context(), minor=True)
print open('setup.py').read()
assert _getval('version') == '1.2.0'
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context(), major=True)
print open('setup.py').read()
assert _getval('version') == '2.0.0'
def test_upversion():
files = """
- package.ini: |
[package]
version = 1.1.2
#- tasks.py: |
# from dktasklib.version import upversion
"""
with create_files(files) as directory:
# os.chdir(directory)
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context())
print open('package.ini').read()
assert _getval('package.ini', 'version') == '1.1.3'
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context(), minor=True)
print open('package.ini').read()
assert _getval('package.ini', 'version') == '1.2.0'
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context(), major=True)
print open('package.ini').read()
assert _getval('package.ini', 'version') == '2.0.0'
def test_upversion():
files = """
- package.json: |
{
"version": "1.1.2"
}
#- tasks.py: |
# from dktasklib.version import upversion
"""
with create_files(files) as directory:
os.chdir(directory)
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context())
print open('package.json').read()
assert json.load(open('package.json'))['version'] == '1.1.3'
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context(), minor=True)
print open('package.json').read()
assert json.load(open('package.json'))['version'] == '1.2.0'
upversion.upversion(invoke.Context(), major=True)
print open('package.json').read()
assert json.load(open('package.json'))['version'] == '2.0.0'
