i see there is some __version__ now... although it works only if
installed via setuptools. If not installed from setuptools... value
is 'not installed'.
Can u put one edited-by-hand version id, e.g. "0.3.9" in that
__version__, as default value? It would take one edit per release to
keep it uptodate, but will make even svn-checked-out copies
version-aware.
(i see there is such by-hand thing, in setup.py in the root...hmm i
rarely checkout trunk-root. how to get that one...)
i know svn is stupid and still doesnot have $last_revision_id for the
whole repository (and not for the file), only 'svn info' shows it, so
that one will have to wait...
Is there a place ("association table" :-) which specifies which
revision matches which release, e.g. 'svn co -r what' to get pure
0.3.9? or 0.3.6? and the reverse lookup, e.g. if i have v2813, in
which release followup is that?
i see u have tags - e.g. rel_0_3_9 - on the svn for the releases, but
how to connect those to revisions they come from...
hey, u have to advertise all these better, in a big-picture
configuration management they are quite important...
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