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devflow
devflow is a set of Python tools to manage versions, help implement the git flow development process, and build Python and Debian packages. Although it has been developed primarily for use with Synnefo, other projects may find it useful too.
Quickstart
import os
from devflow.version import get_python_version os.environ[“DEVFLOW_BUILD_MODE”] = “snapshot” print “This commit’s Python version is”, get_python_version()
or take a look at devflow’s own setup.py for ideas.
Feedback
For any comments or suggestions for improvement, please contact the GRNET dev team <okeanos-dev@lists.grnet.gr>
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