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Can Version.coerce() accept leading zeroes? #89

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Can Version.coerce() accept leading zeroes?#89
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Topic:APIImprovements to the library APIType:Enhancement

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@andrew-ni
andrew-ni
opened on Dec 19, 2019

Is it possible to allow something like this? Version.coerce('1.01.1')

This raises a ValueError: Invalid leading zero in minor: '1.01.1'

but is there a specific reason why the coerce function shouldn't be able to handle this? This would be very useful as a lot of programs (docker, ubuntu) use the format: YY.MM.patch

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  1. rbarrois
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    Status:CodeWelcomeThis feature design has been approved; next step: write the code!
    Topic:APIImprovements to the library API
    Type:Enhancement
    on Dec 21, 2019

  2. rbarrois commented on Dec 21, 2019

    @rbarrois
    rbarrois
    on Dec 21, 2019
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    Hey, thanks for the report; this does look like a neat enhancement indeed :)

  3. rbarrois
    added a commit that references this issue on Dec 21, 2019

    Properly coerce versions with leading zeroes.

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  4. rbarrois
    closed this as completedin 2fb427don Dec 21, 2019

  5. rbarrois commented on Dec 21, 2019

    @rbarrois
    rbarrois
    on Dec 21, 2019
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    And that's fixed, released in 2.8.4 :)

  6. rbarrois
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    on Dec 21, 2019
  7. bmwiedemann
    added a commit that references this issue on Mar 26, 2020

    Update python-semantic_version to rev 5 via SR 787484

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