Derive package build number from number of git commits since last tag #3
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Derive the conda PKG_NUMBER from the number of git commits since the last tag.
You should create a tag somewhere in the repo -- suggest tagging the initial repository commit as '1.1'. The build number will then be the number of commits in the repository since the initial commit -- which is approximately monotonic -- should ensure that libraries which use this package can update to latest build more safely.
When you want to update a project to use updated build of coffee_poisson_solver_ko -- I believe you can just: