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Since the move to poetry (thanks for moving to a proper PEP517 build system), it seems the way versions are handled are through this GitHub Actions script:
I understand the convenience of using git tags to manage versioning, but a "proper" dynamic versioning system would make things much easier for distros packaging this library :) The "classic" example of dynamic versioning based on git tags is setuptools-scm, which has a well-supported flow in Debian.
Neither are currently packaged in Debian, but if you choose one of them (or another project) that is properly maintained, I'll be happy to package it myself and maintain in Debian.
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Since the move to
poetry
(thanks for moving to a proper PEP517 build system), it seems the way versions are handled are through this GitHub Actions script:https://github.com/lidatong/dataclasses-json/blob/v0.5.13/.github/workflows/pythonpackage.yml#L72-L73
This might work fine for people using releases directly from GitHub, but for everyone else (including Debian, where I maintain the
dataclasses-json
package), this means the version has to be patched at build in hacky way.I understand the convenience of using git tags to manage versioning, but a "proper" dynamic versioning system would make things much easier for distros packaging this library :) The "classic" example of dynamic versioning based on git tags is
setuptools-scm
, which has a well-supported flow in Debian.Possible solution
It seems
poetry
itself declined to implement dynamic versioning as a core feature in favor of implementing a plugin system.I haven't done much research, but a quick search online seems to yield a few project that seem maintained:
Neither are currently packaged in Debian, but if you choose one of them (or another project) that is properly maintained, I'll be happy to package it myself and maintain in Debian.
Alternatives
.
Context
No response
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