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| | | A git filter for automated manifest regeneration at "git add" time. See |
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| | | http://progit.org/book/ch7-2.html for more info about git filters. This |
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| | | script just echoes back what comes to it on stdin to stdout, but it also |
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| | | regenerates a MANIFEST.in file as a side effect. |
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| | | regenerates a MANIFEST file as a side effect. |
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| | | Add this script somewhere to your operating system's $PATH (executable as |
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| | | ``manifestgen.py``). |
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| | | * filter=manifestgen |
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| | | Whenever you use ``git add`` in the project, the MANIFEST.in file at the |
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| | | project root will be regenerated (and will include the file you've just |
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| | | added). This will happen for each and every file added *except* MANIFEST.in |
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| | | itself. |
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| | | Whenever you use ``git add`` in the project, the MANIFEST file at the project |
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| | | root will be regenerated (and will include the file you've just added). This |
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| | | will happen for each and every file added *except* MANIFEST itself. |
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| | | |
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| | | The generated MANIFEST.in will have a comment at the top of it with the epoch |
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| | | The generated MANIFEST will have a comment at the top of it with the epoch |
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| | | time it was generated. |
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| | | |
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| | | Setting the OS environment variable DEBUG_MANIFESTGEN will send informational |
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| | | marker = '###--- generated by manifestgen at %s ---###\n' |
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| | | marker_re = re.compile(marker % '\\d+') |
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| | | manifest = 'MANIFEST.in' |
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| | | manifest = 'MANIFEST' |
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| | | def debug(msg): |
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| | | if 'DEBUG_MANIFESTGEN' in os.environ: |
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