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I added oemof.db.__version__ in the 0.0.5 release so that the version number can be queried at runtime. That means we now have two sources of version numbers, the setup.py file and oemof.db.__version__. Due to how oemof/db/__init__.py is written, the latter can not be used in the former. For that reason I should figure out how to use bumpversion to maintain those version numbers consistently or find a different solution to have a single source for this again.
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Use bumpversion to maintain version numbers
Use [bumpversion](https://github.com/peritus/bumpversion) to maintain version numbers
Mar 20, 2017
gnn
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Use [bumpversion](https://github.com/peritus/bumpversion) to maintain version numbers
Maintain version numbers consistently
Mar 20, 2017
That means we now have two sources of the version number in our code.
The `setup.py` file and the `__version__` in `oemof/db/__init__.py`.
For now that's not a problem, but we should eventually move to using
[`bumpversion`][0] to maintain those version numbers.
See issue #29 for updates on this.
[0]: https://github.com/peritus/bumpversion
I added
oemof.db.__version__
in the0.0.5
release so that the version number can be queried at runtime. That means we now have two sources of version numbers, thesetup.py
file andoemof.db.__version__
. Due to howoemof/db/__init__.py
is written, the latter can not be used in the former. For that reason I should figure out how to usebumpversion
to maintain those version numbers consistently or find a different solution to have a single source for this again.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: