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from shutil import rmtree |
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from pathlib import Path |
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from changes import shell, util, venv, verification |
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log = logging.getLogger(__name__) |
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def build_distributions(context): |
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"""Builds package distributions""" |
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rmtree('dist', ignore_errors=True) |
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build_package_command = 'python setup.py clean sdist bdist_wheel' |
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result = shell.dry_run(build_package_command, context.dry_run) |
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packages = Path('dist').files() if not context.dry_run else "nothing" |
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if not result: |
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raise Exception('Error building packages: %s' % result) |
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else: |
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log.info('Built %s' % ', '.join(packages)) |
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return packages |
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def install_package(context): |
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"""Attempts to install the sdist and wheel.""" |
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if not context.dry_run and build_distributions(context): |
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with util.mktmpdir() as tmp_dir: |
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venv.create_venv(tmp_dir=tmp_dir) |
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for distribution in Path('dist').files(): |
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try: |
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venv.install(distribution, tmp_dir) |
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log.info('Successfully installed %s', distribution) |
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if context.test_command and verification.run_test_command(context.test_command): |
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log.info('Successfully ran test command: %s', |
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context.test_command) |
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except Exception as e: |
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raise Exception( |
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'Error installing distribution %s' % distribution, e) |
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else: |
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log.info('Dry run, skipping installation') |
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# twine |
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def upload_package(context): |
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"""Uploads your project packages to pypi with twine.""" |
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if not context.dry_run and build_distributions(context): |
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upload_args = 'twine upload ' |
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upload_args += ' '.join(Path('dist').files()) |
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if context.pypi: |
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upload_args += ' -r %s' % context.pypi |
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upload_result = shell.dry_run(upload_args, context.dry_run) |
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raise Exception('Error uploading: %s' % upload_result) |
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else: |
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log.info('Successfully uploaded %s:%s', |
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context.module_name, context.new_version) |
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def install_from_pypi(context): |
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tmp_dir = venv.create_venv() |
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install_cmd = '%s/bin/pip install %s' % (tmp_dir, context.module_name) |
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package_index = 'pypi' |
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install_cmd += '-i %s' % context.pypi |
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package_index = context.pypi |
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try: |
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result = shell.dry_run(install_cmd, context.dry_run) |
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if not context.dry_run and not result: |
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log.error('Failed to install %s from %s', |
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log.info('Successfully installed %s from %s', |
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except Exception as e: |
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error_msg = 'Error installing %s from %s' % ( |
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log.exception(error_msg) |
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raise Exception(error_msg, e) |
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