Read the docs to find out what constitutes a OneGov Cloud application.
The resulting onegov.applications package in PyPI can be used to install all OneGov applications in one sweep, with the guarantee that all of them were tested with the same set of dependencies.
That is the meta-package serves as a known good set of dependencies. As such it allows for applications to be run in the same process using onegov.server.
Unlike other OneGov applications this package does not use Semantic Versioning, instead opting for a simple year + build number scheme. For example:
- 2017.1 - 2017.2 - 2017.14 - 2018.1
Before this package is released all contained applications are tested using their respective unit/integration tests. For this the latest release of each application is acquired. Therefore each application should be released separately first, before being included in onegov.applications.
Create a New Release
To create a new release for onegov.applications simply run the following commands in the repository’s folder:
pip install punch.py punch --action build git push git push --tags
Add a New Application
To add a new application edit the application.json file in the onegov/applications folder. It will then automatically be included in the build.
In addition, each application has to be added to the .travis.yml build matrix.
Run the Tests
Install tox and run it:
pip install tox tox
Limit the tests to a specific python version:
tox -e py27
Conventions
Onegov Applications follows PEP8 as close as possible. To test for it run:
tox -e pep8
Build Status
Latest PyPI Release
License
onegov.applications is released under GPLv2
Changelog
This package does not contain a changelog by itself as it merely acts as a meta-package for OneGov Cloud applications. To list the changes made to these applications have a look at the individual application releases.
To find out which application releases were included in a onegov.applications release have a look at the requirements.txt on GitHub:
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