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/opt/imh-python/lib/python3.9/site-packages/fabric/

/opt/imh-python/lib/python3.9/site-packages/fabric

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Edit: /opt/imh-python/lib/python3.9/site-packages/fabric/version.py (2496B)

"""
Current Fabric version constant plus version pretty-print method.

This functionality is contained in its own module to prevent circular import
problems with ``__init__.py`` (which is loaded by setup.py during installation,
which in turn needs access to this version information.)
"""

VERSION = (1, 19, 1, 'final', 0)

def git_sha():
    # removed functionality - only worked if this file is currently in a git repo
    return None

def get_version(form='short'):
    """
    Return a version string for this package, based on `VERSION`.

Takes a single argument, ``form``, which should be one of the following
    strings:

* ``branch``: just the major + minor, e.g. "0.9", "1.0".
    * ``short`` (default): compact, e.g. "0.9rc1", "0.9.0". For package
      filenames or SCM tag identifiers.
    * ``normal``: human readable, e.g. "0.9", "0.9.1", "0.9 beta 1". For e.g.
      documentation site headers.
    * ``verbose``: like ``normal`` but fully explicit, e.g. "0.9 final". For
      tag commit messages, or anywhere that it's important to remove ambiguity
      between a branch and the first final release within that branch.
    * ``all``: Returns all of the above, as a dict.
    """
    # Setup
    versions = {}
    branch = "%s.%s" % (VERSION[0], VERSION[1])
    tertiary = VERSION[2]
    type_ = VERSION[3]
    final = (type_ == "final")
    type_num = VERSION[4]
    firsts = "".join([x[0] for x in type_.split()])

# Branch
    versions['branch'] = branch

# Short
    v = branch
    if (tertiary or final):
        v += "." + str(tertiary)
    if not final:
        v += firsts
        if type_num:
            v += str(type_num)
    versions['short'] = v

# Normal
    v = branch
    if tertiary:
        v += "." + str(tertiary)
    if not final:
        if type_num:
            v += " " + type_ + " " + str(type_num)
        else:
            v += " pre-" + type_
    versions['normal'] = v

# Verbose
    v = branch
    if tertiary:
        v += "." + str(tertiary)
    if not final:
        if type_num:
            v += " " + type_ + " " + str(type_num)
        else:
            v += " pre-" + type_
    else:
        v += " final"
    versions['verbose'] = v

try:
        return versions[form]
    except KeyError:
        if form == 'all':
            return versions
        raise TypeError('"%s" is not a valid form specifier.' % form)

__version__ = get_version('short')

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(get_version('all'))

""" Current Fabric version constant plus version pretty-print method. This functionality is contained in its own module to prevent circular import problems with ``__init__.py`` (which is loaded by setup.py during installation, which in turn needs access to this version information.) """ VERSION = (1, 19, 1, 'final', 0) def git_sha(): # removed functionality - only worked if this file is currently in a git repo return None def get_version(form='short'): """ Return a version string for this package, based on `VERSION`. Takes a single argument, ``form``, which should be one of the following strings: * ``branch``: just the major + minor, e.g. "0.9", "1.0". * ``short`` (default): compact, e.g. "0.9rc1", "0.9.0". For package filenames or SCM tag identifiers. * ``normal``: human readable, e.g. "0.9", "0.9.1", "0.9 beta 1". For e.g. documentation site headers. * ``verbose``: like ``normal`` but fully explicit, e.g. "0.9 final". For tag commit messages, or anywhere that it's important to remove ambiguity between a branch and the first final release within that branch. * ``all``: Returns all of the above, as a dict. """ # Setup versions = {} branch = "%s.%s" % (VERSION[0], VERSION[1]) tertiary = VERSION[2] type_ = VERSION[3] final = (type_ == "final") type_num = VERSION[4] firsts = "".join([x[0] for x in type_.split()]) # Branch versions['branch'] = branch # Short v = branch if (tertiary or final): v += "." + str(tertiary) if not final: v += firsts if type_num: v += str(type_num) versions['short'] = v # Normal v = branch if tertiary: v += "." + str(tertiary) if not final: if type_num: v += " " + type_ + " " + str(type_num) else: v += " pre-" + type_ versions['normal'] = v # Verbose v = branch if tertiary: v += "." + str(tertiary) if not final: if type_num: v += " " + type_ + " " + str(type_num) else: v += " pre-" + type_ else: v += " final" versions['verbose'] = v try: return versions[form] except KeyError: if form == 'all': return versions raise TypeError('"%s" is not a valid form specifier.' % form) __version__ = get_version('short') if __name__ == "__main__": print(get_version('all'))