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Version mismatch on core package installation #123

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gcalcedo opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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Version mismatch on core package installation #123

gcalcedo opened this issue Jul 7, 2024 · 0 comments
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module : core Python core functionality state : pending Pending approval. Under discussion type : bug Oops! Something is broken

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gcalcedo commented Jul 7, 2024

The version defined in the pyproject.toml of the core package is dynamically fetched from the repo metadata to match the last tag, via hatch-vcs

[tool.hatch.version]
raw-options = { root = "../.." }
source = "vcs"

This, however, produces a version mismatch. For example, at the point in time where this issue is created, the latest tag is 0.1.7. When installing the core package in the benchmark package:

pip install -e ../core

The version installed is specified as 0.1.8.

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There might be an automatic patch version bump that I'm not aware of, but this requires further investigation. The tags, however, are not altered, so this version bump is only happening on the naming of the installation of the core package.

@gcalcedo gcalcedo added state : pending Pending approval. Under discussion type : bug Oops! Something is broken module : core Python core functionality labels Jul 7, 2024
@gcalcedo gcalcedo changed the title Version mismatch on core package installation. Version mismatch on core package installation Jul 7, 2024
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