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use commit hash instead of date in pre-release identifier (at test pypy) #103

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ArneBinder opened this issue Mar 5, 2022 · 4 comments
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ArneBinder commented Mar 5, 2022

This would ease migration tests for projects that use pytorch-ie by facilitating the alignment of a test release and the actual changes / new funcitonality.

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@ArneBinder ArneBinder changed the title use commit hash instead of date in pre-releases pushed to test pypy use commit hash instead of date in pre-release identifier (at test pypy) Mar 5, 2022
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This doesn't work because it's not a valid versioning scheme. The identifier must be able to determine the release order, which is not possible with a git hash. See https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/#dvcs-based-version-labels.
I recommend to revert the changes.

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ArneBinder commented Mar 6, 2022

Ok, that's unfortunate. I will revert it, sorry for the noise.
EDIT: See #106.

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No problem, I wasn't aware of that either.

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ArneBinder commented Mar 7, 2022

I added the wontfix label, should we close this?

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