Pip supports installation from private git repos. The command to install pip in a virtualenv (or when the account has to git):

pip install git+ssh://[email protected]/vrajat/quboletsdb.git@<version>

If you want to install using root, you need access to git and consequently the correct ssh keys. Create a file to override ssh with the following bash command.

ssh -i /home/<user>/.ssh/id_rsa $@

On aws machines, user will be ec2-user. Login as root.

export GIT_SSH=/home/<user>/ssh_wrapper
pip install git+ssh://[email protected]/vrajat/quboletsdb.git@<version>

You'll need to store S3 Access keys in ~/.qdsrc. The format is:

[default]
access_key = <access key>
secret_key = <secret key>

1. Make sure you have virtualenv setup.

2. Create a virtualenv for this project.

3. Ignore egg-info in git.

4. Activate the virtualenv every time. (Ugh! One more thing to forget)

5. Change to source directory

6. Run develop script

   mkdir ~/python-envs; virtualenv ~/python-envs/tsdb;

   source ~/python-envs/tsdb/bin/activate; cd ~/src/tsdb/

   python setup.py develop;

Version numbers have major.minor.patch parts. All are natural numbers. For bug fixes please increment patch numbers. For new features please increment major or minor versions as per [Semantic Versions] (http://semver.org)

1. Create a git tag with the version number. The format is major.minor.patch

2. Git Push to let everyone know.

3. Make profit!

   cd [quboletsdb checkout dir]
   git tag -a 0.2.4 -m '0.2.4' #For e.g.
   git push --tags

4. If for some reason you see the string "dirty" in the version string even though you are sure there are no uncommitted changes in your code, run:

   git update-index --refresh