sanitize_version.py

# Tiny Python module to sanitize a Git version into something that can be used in a URL
#
# (this is used in multiple places: conf_common.py and in tools/ci/docs_deploy
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import os


def sanitize_version(original_version):
    """ Given a version (probably output from 'git describe --always' or similar), return
    a URL-safe sanitized version. (this is used as 'release' config variable when building
    the docs.)

    Will override the original version with the Gitlab CI CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME environment variable if
    this is present.

    Also follows the RTD-ism that master branch is named 'latest'

    """

    try:
        version = os.environ['CI_COMMIT_REF_NAME']
    except KeyError:
        version = original_version

    if version == "master":
        return "latest"

    version = version.replace('/', '-')

    return version