def check_git_version():
    """Check the installed git version against a known-stable version.

    If the git version is less then ``MIN_GIT_VERSION``, a warning is raised.

    If git is not installed at all on this system, we also raise a warning for
    that.

    The original reason why this check was introduced is because with older
    versions git (< 1.9), newly init-ed git repos cannot checkout from a
    fetched remote unless the repo has at least one commit in it. The reason
    for this is that before creating a commit, the HEAD refers to a
    refs/heads/master file which doesn't exist yet.

    .. todo::

        TODO(larsbutler): If we wanted to be defensive about this and favor
        compatibility over elegance, we could just automatically add a
        `git commit` (empty, no message) after every `git init`. I would
        recommend doing this in the :class:`GitRepo` class, not in the
        module-level util functions. Adding an extra commit shouldn't cause
        any problems.
    """
    try:
        version = git_version()
    except exceptions.SimplGitCommandError:
        warnings.warn("Git does not appear to be installed!",
                      exceptions.GitWarning)
        return

    ver_num = version.split()[2]
    major, minor, _ = ver_num.split('.', 2)
    major = int(major)
    minor = int(minor)
    if (major, minor) < MIN_GIT_VERSION:
        warnings.warn(
            "Git version %(ver)s found. %(rec)s or greater "
            "is recommended for simpl/git.py"
            % dict(ver=ver_num,
                   rec='.'.join((str(x) for x in MIN_GIT_VERSION))),
            exceptions.GitWarning)
def check_git_version ( ) : try : version = git_version ( ) except exceptions . SimplGitCommandError : warnings . warn ( "Git does not appear to be installed!" , exceptions . GitWarning ) return ver_num = version . split ( ) [ 2 ] major , minor , _ = ver_num . split ( '.' , 2 ) major = int ( major ) minor = int ( minor ) if ( major , minor ) < MIN_GIT_VERSION : warnings . warn ( "Git version %(ver)s found. %(rec)s or greater " "is recommended for simpl/git.py" % dict ( ver = ver_num , rec = '.' . join ( ( str ( x ) for x in MIN_GIT_VERSION ) ) ) , exceptions . GitWarning )
Check the installed git version against a known-stable version.

    If the git version is less then ``MIN_GIT_VERSION``, a warning is raised.

    If git is not installed at all on this system, we also raise a warning for
    that.

    The original reason why this check was introduced is because with older
    versions git (< 1.9), newly init-ed git repos cannot checkout from a
    fetched remote unless the repo has at least one commit in it. The reason
    for this is that before creating a commit, the HEAD refers to a
    refs/heads/master file which doesn't exist yet.

    .. todo::

        TODO(larsbutler): If we wanted to be defensive about this and favor
        compatibility over elegance, we could just automatically add a
        `git commit` (empty, no message) after every `git init`. I would
        recommend doing this in the :class:`GitRepo` class, not in the
        module-level util functions. Adding an extra commit shouldn't cause
        any problems.