def release():
"""Release/publish the code.
"""
# Rebase and push the master with tags to origin.
print("Here are the remaining TODO items:")
print(bash('TODO.sh'))
print()
if not util.yes("Do you still want to rebase and push the master with tags "
"to origin (y/n)?"):
util.delayed_exit()
git.rebase('-i', 'origin/master')
git.push('--tags', 'origin', 'master')
# Upload to PyPI.
if not util.yes("Do you want to upload to PyPI (this is permanent!) "
"(y/n)?"):
util.delayed_exit()
setup.sdist.upload()
# Reset the version number.
# In natu/__init__.py:
set_version('None')
# In CHANGES.txt:
newheading = ('TBD (in `GitHub <https://github.com/kdavies4/natu>`_ '
'only) -- Updates:')
newlink = ('.. _vx.x.x: '
'https://github.com/kdavies4/natu/archive/vx.x.x.zip')
rpls = [(r'(<http://semver.org>`_\.)',
r'\1\n\n' + newheading),
(r'(Initial release\n\n\n)',
r'\1%s\n' % newlink)]
util.replace('CHANGES.txt', rpls)
def release():
"""Release/publish the code.
"""
# Rebase and push the master with tags to origin.
print("Here are the remaining TODO items:")
print(bash('TODO.sh'))
print()
if not util.yes(
"Do you still want to rebase and push the master with tags "
"to origin (y/n)?"):
util.delayed_exit()
git.rebase('-i', 'origin/master')
git.push('--tags', 'origin', 'master')
# Upload to PyPI.
if not util.yes("Do you want to upload to PyPI (this is permanent!) "
"(y/n)?"):
util.delayed_exit()
setup.sdist.upload()
# Reset the version number.
# In CHANGES.txt:
newheading = ('TBD (in `GitHub <https://github.com/kdavies4/natu>`_ '
'only) -- Updates:')
newlink = ('.. _vx.x.x: '
'https://github.com/kdavies4/natu/archive/vx.x.x.zip')
rpls = [(r'(<http://semver.org>`_\.)', r'\1\n\n' + newheading),
(r'(Initial release\n\n\n)', r'\1%s\n' % newlink)]
util.replace('CHANGES.txt', rpls)
def build():
"""Build the code to prepare for release.
"""
# Check that long-description.txt is a valid ReST file (otherwise, the PyPI
# page won't display correctly).
readme = 'doc/long-description.txt'
error_start = 'Docutils System Messages\n'
with open(readme, 'r') as rstfile:
parsed = publish_string(rstfile.read())
if error_start in parsed:
print("Errors in " + readme)
util.delayed_exit()
# Run other setup tests.
if setup.check('-rms').exit_code:
print("The setup.py check failed.")
util.delayed_exit()
# Get the new version number.
commit = git('rev-list', '--tags', '--max-count=1').stdout.rstrip()
lastversion = git.describe('--tags', commit).stdout.rstrip().lstrip('v')
# This is simpler but doesn't always return the latest tag:
# lastversion = git.describe('--tag', abbrev=0).stdout.rstrip()
version = raw_input("Enter the version number (last was %s): " %
lastversion)
# Tag the version (will prompt for message).
git.tag('-af', 'v' + version)
# Update the version number.
# In CHANGES.txt:
date = strftime('%Y-%-m-%-d')
rpls = [(r'TBD.*( -- Updates:)', r'v{v}_ ({d})\1'.format(v=version,
d=date)),
(r'v%s_ \(.+\)( -- Updates:)' % version,
r'v{v}_ ({d})\1'.format(v=version, d=date)),
(r'(.. _)vx\.x\.x(.+)vx\.x\.x(\.zip)',
r'\1v{v}\2v{v}\3'.format(v=version))]
util.replace('CHANGES.txt', rpls)
# Note that versioneer automatically handles the version number in
# natu/__init__.py.
# Build, install, and test the code.
setup.build()
os.system('sudo python setup.py install')
os.system('sudo python3 setup.py install')
os.system('python setup.py test')
os.system('python3 setup.py test')
# Create a tarball and zip (*.tar.gz and *.zip).
setup.sdist(formats='gztar,zip')
def build():
"""Build the code to prepare for release.
"""
# Check that long-description.txt is a valid ReST file (otherwise, the PyPI
# page won't display correctly).
readme = 'doc/long-description.txt'
error_start = 'Docutils System Messages\n'
with open(readme, 'r') as rstfile:
parsed = publish_string(rstfile.read())
if error_start in parsed:
print("Errors in " + readme)
util.delayed_exit()
# Run other setup tests.
if setup.check('-rms').exit_code:
print("The setup.py check failed.")
util.delayed_exit()
# Get the new version number.
commit = git('rev-list', '--tags', '--max-count=1').stdout.rstrip()
lastversion = git.describe('--tags', commit).stdout.rstrip().lstrip('v')
# This is simpler but doesn't always return the latest tag:
# lastversion = git.describe('--tag', abbrev=0).stdout.rstrip()
version = raw_input("Enter the version number (last was %s): "
% lastversion)
# Tag the version (will prompt for message).
git.tag('-af', 'v' + version)
# Update the version number.
# In CHANGES.txt:
date = strftime('%Y-%-m-%-d')
rpls = [(r'TBD.*( -- Updates:)',
r'v{v}_ ({d})\1'.format(v=version, d=date)),
(r'v%s_ \(.+\)( -- Updates:)' % version,
r'v{v}_ ({d})\1'.format(v=version, d=date)),
(r'(.. _)vx\.x\.x(.+)vx\.x\.x(\.zip)',
r'\1v{v}\2v{v}\3'.format(v=version))]
util.replace('CHANGES.txt', rpls)
# Note that versioneer automatically handles the version number in
# natu/__init__.py.
# Build, install, and test the code.
setup.build()
os.system('sudo python setup.py install')
os.system('sudo python3 setup.py install')
os.system('python setup.py test')
os.system('python3 setup.py test')
# Create a tarball and zip (*.tar.gz and *.zip).
setup.sdist(formats='gztar,zip')
