import re import sys import argparse from readme_api import get_versions, create_new_unstable VERSION_VALIDATOR = re.compile(r"^[0-9]+\.[0-9]+$") def calculate_new_unstable(version: str): # version must be formatted like so . major, minor = version.split(".") return f"{major}.{int(minor) + 1}-unstable" if __name__ == "__main__": parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() parser.add_argument( "-v", "--new-version", help="The new unstable version that is being created (e.g. 1.9).", required=True ) args = parser.parse_args() if VERSION_VALIDATOR.match(args.new_version) is None: sys.exit("Version must be formatted like so .") # This two are the version that we must have published in the end new_stable = f"{args.new_version}" new_unstable = calculate_new_unstable(args.new_version) versions = get_versions() new_stable_is_published = new_stable in versions new_unstable_is_published = new_unstable in versions if new_stable_is_published and new_unstable_is_published: # If both versions are published there's nothing to do. # We fail gracefully. print(f"Both new version {new_stable} and {new_unstable} are already published.") sys.exit(0) elif new_stable_is_published or new_unstable_is_published: # Either new stable or unstable is already published, it's to risky to # proceed so we abort the publishing process. sys.exit(f"Either version {new_stable} or {new_unstable} are already published. Too risky to proceed.") # This version must exist since it's the one we're trying to promote # to stable. current_unstable = f"{new_stable}-unstable" if current_unstable not in versions: sys.exit(f"Can't find version {current_unstable} to promote to {new_stable}") # Create create new unstable from the currently existing one. # The new unstable will be made stable at a later time by another workflow create_new_unstable(current_unstable, new_unstable)