Fix dynamic version specification. #477
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jarrodmillman
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Jul 3, 2023
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If we're compiling the toml anyway, why not inject a static version parsed from the code? |
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We can make a follow-up PR if we decide to inject a static version parsed from the code. |
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In several projects I've started using setuptools_scm with good |
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... results. But you need the git history so maybe not a good choice here |
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I noticed a small bug coming from #474. In order to use the dynamic version, you have to specify where it is coming from otherwise it installs as
numpydoc-0.0.0. I added the required logic to thetools/pyproject.toml.infile and ran the script to update the file.Before change:
Successfully installed numpydoc-0.0.0After change:
Successfully installed numpydoc-1.6.0rc1.dev0