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So lately I was searching for something that could parse git tags into version numbers. I wasn't quite happy with what I found, so I started to create my own Python script for that.
Note:
The changelist is the first 6 characters of the sha hash.
This script requires
Base functions for outputting schematic versions:
Output is like this:
And this is the final file with tpl replacements:
With this you've to specify the cwd (Current working directory) as the first argument. The cwd is basically the root of the git repository. Also the git path is on both versions in a variable. So you don't have to have git in the PATH variable.
It's only called "Schematic Versioning to CPP Header" it can be used to generate all sorts of files. Because it replaces stuff in the template file.
Example tpl file:
Example output:
Example tags:
Example branches (master always has a visibility of public):
Example usage:
- Doxyfile (Doxygen config) auto adjustment of the version
- Header file for CPP to auto-correct the version number
Example cmd line:
Note:
This was ONLY tested on windows. I cannot guarantee that it will work with linux. Because my development environment is using windows!
This script requires
Code is published under MIT license.
Note:
The changelist is the first 6 characters of the sha hash.
This script requires
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Base functions for outputting schematic versions:
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Output is like this:
[DEBUG]: Getting changelist from git...
[DEBUG]: Got changelist ac55b7
[DEBUG]: Getting branch from git...
[DEBUG]: Got branch master
[DEBUG]: Getting versionlist from git...
[DEBUG]: Got versionlist 4.6.1
return of GetChangelist contains this: ac55b7
return of GetBranch contains this: master
return of GetVersion contains this: [4, 6, 1]
And this is the final file with tpl replacements:
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With this you've to specify the cwd (Current working directory) as the first argument. The cwd is basically the root of the git repository. Also the git path is on both versions in a variable. So you don't have to have git in the PATH variable.
It's only called "Schematic Versioning to CPP Header" it can be used to generate all sorts of files. Because it replaces stuff in the template file.
Example tpl file:
{changelist}
{formatVersion}
{buildVersion}
{commentVersion}
{shortVersion}
{visibility}
{branch}
Example output:
ac55b7
4,6,1
461
4 6 1
4.6
PUBLIC
Releases
Example tags:
Example branches (master always has a visibility of public):
Example usage:
- Doxyfile (Doxygen config) auto adjustment of the version
- Header file for CPP to auto-correct the version number
Example cmd line:
Code:
gitVerToHeader.py F:\GitRepos\TestRepository\ F:\GitRepos\TestRepository\Docs\doxygen_conf
Note:
This was ONLY tested on windows. I cannot guarantee that it will work with linux. Because my development environment is using windows!
This script requires
You must be registered to see links
Code is published under MIT license.
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