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Automated survey of latest available externals versions #410
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…a bunch of survey info about the externals used
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…he currently used version, the official "Preferred Version", and the latest version obtainable by spack checksum is listed, with date info where possible
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…etry Python package and uses it to automagically find the latest compatible Python packages for DUNE DAQ
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…eady have freshenv set up in python_package.sh
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…project.toml and which I know were needed
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… giving me + tweak the externals to reflect the stripped down/updated scenario in my ongoing externals v2.2 work
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actual changing of the package versions used in the nightly, is more appropriate for johnfreeman/update_externals. Having said that, I'll want to retain the bugfix to pyproject.toml, so I'll introduce that in the next commit. Revert "JCF: Issue #410: change the Python package releases to what poetry is giving me + tweak the externals to reflect the stripped down/updated scenario in my ongoing externals v2.2 work" This reverts commit dd2ec56.
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At this week's Coordination Team meeting, Roland brought up - and Alessandro enthusiastically seconded - the idea of performing a survey of the current versions of the externals which we use as we wrap up v5.2 and move on to v5.3 development. He added that this is something which could be partially automated via a script which determines what the current version of each external in use is, and what the latest version available in Spack is. We can then use the results as a guide to look into situations where we're using old externals, want to see what the latest-greatest version of an external package is, etc.
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