[CI/Build] setuptools-scm fixes #8900
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These additions should be safe and should make sure that COPY . . in the Dockerfiles does not copy any additional files that shouldn't go in a build.
I'm unsure on whether there's anything else we might need to add here to avoid copying temporary from the host into the container build (mostly thinking about vllm/vllm_flash_attn right now)
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I think we copy files separately to avoid docker build cache invalidation.
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Is this a problem? The next step builds vllm, and that relies sccache anyway, which greatly speeds up the process.
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- expand .dockerignore - use `COPY . .` instructions to copy full repo before building the image (Dockerfile/Dockerfile.openvino) - add setuptools_scm section in pyproject.toml to silence warning - get rid of `buildkite_commit` build arg for release pipelines (replaced with setuptools-scm) - install build requirements in `build.sh` - fix get_vllm_version in `collect_env.py`
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can we use 1.0.0-dev instead of N/A
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__version__ will be set to dev only if setuptools-scm doesn't write vllm/_version.py (or something else bad happens with imports, see here, meaning we cannot infer what version this is (.git is not present ).
In this case, I think we have no reason for setting this to 1.0.0-dev, we can just acknowledge that this is an unknown development build.
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why is this 4 particularly?
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can I get some more context on __version_tuple__?
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You can find the setuptools-scm docs here: https://setuptools-scm.readthedocs.io/en/v8.0.1/usage/
For dev builds, version tuple is going to look like this:
(0, 6, 3, 'dev76', 'g78a09a757')
for exact tags, version tuple is going to look like this:
(0, 6, 3)
i.e. you have an extra field for development builds which includes the git sha
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Testing this out today. |
Signed-off-by: charlifu <charlifu@amd.com>
Signed-off-by: Alvant <alvasian@yandex.ru>
Signed-off-by: Amit Garg <mitgarg17495@gmail.com>
COPY . .instructions to copy full repo before building the image (Dockerfile/Dockerfile.openvino). This prevents the repo from being "dirty" in the container build.buildkite_commitbuild arg for release pipelines (replaced with setuptools-scm)requirements-build.txtas part ofbuild.shSee #4738 (comment) for context