dynamic version
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Question
I’m migrating a project to poetry
I would like to make the version
based on the contents of a file, say JSON or __init__.py
any advice you can offer?
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I’m looking for the exact same thing.
The reason for this is, that I need the version number within my package as well.
I could imagine somthing like this:
Where
package.json
must contain a keyversion
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