Hi guys, I have a question about setup.py and setup.cfg:
I work in a company and we use Subversion to keep our stuff. We have a post-commit rule that does the following: whenever there is a commit to /tags/ directory, a binary package is built automatically. The tag's name is the new version of the package, i.e. tag names are something like /tags/1.5.2, /tags/1.2.3 etc. We use setup.py to create packages. In setup.py we set the version of the package by specifying 'version' keyword argument to setup function. We have automated builds and our post-commit script does kind of ugly regexp hack and replaces string "version='...'" with version that is guessed from the tag name. And I wonder: It would be much cleaner if the version could be placed in the setup.cfg file. Is that possible? Thanks, Mike -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list