Open Stack

On Sun, 2012-12-16 at 00:02 -0800, Monty Taylor wrote:
> Hey all,
> 
> ttx, markmc and I synced up on the versioning of oslo libraries, and
> have settled on a system which is a superset of what we do with client
> libraries - which means we can just implement an additional feature in
> the current code and it'll handle both sets of things. We'll sync up
> later on to discuss applicability of this to the server projects as well.
> 
> Essentially, it breaks down like this:
> 
> A tag to the repo will trigger tarball generation.
> 
> If the tag contains alpha\d*, beta\d* or rc\d*, the tarball will only be
> uploaded to tarballs.openstack.org. This will allow those pre-releases
> to be used in the other projects.
> 
> Otherwise, the tarball will be uploaded to tarballs.o.o AND PyPI. This
> should allow us to use released versions of oslo libraries in pip-requires.
> 
> Turns out it's easy to implement:
> 
> https://review.openstack.org/#/c/18171/
> 
> As soon as that lands, we should be able to handle the oslo requirements.

Latest oslo-config repo is here:

  http://github.com/markmc/openstack-config

and proposed for import here:

  https://review.openstack.org/20117

Given the recent versioning changes, a tarball built from this repo
currently has 2012.3.a84.gc490e35 as its version.

I guess I shouldn't do alpha releases since that needlessly conflicts
with the alpha versioning scheme we use for git snapshots?

So, if/when I want to release the first beta, I do:

  $> git tag -s 2012.3b1

building that gives:

  $> python setup.py sdist
  $> ls dist/
  oslo-config-2012.3b1.tar.gz

and pushing the tag would cause the tarball to be uploaded:

  $> git push gerrit tag 2012.3b1

and sometime in the future, Thierry or I would do:

  $> git push gerrit tag 2012.3

and that would get uploaded to PyPI.

Right?

Thanks,
Mark.