Do not fail metadata generation when git is unavailable#94
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get_git_commit_id() shells out to `git rev-parse HEAD` to append a commit id to the version. When building from a released source tarball there is no git binary and no repository, so subprocess raises FileNotFoundError, which the handler does not catch -- aborting metadata generation (and thus the whole build). Catch FileNotFoundError alongside CalledProcessError so the clean release version from depyf/VERSION.txt is used instead.
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When building depyf from a released source tarball (e.g. downstream Linux distribution packaging), there is no
gitbinary or repository available.get_git_commit_id()runsgit rev-parse HEADviasubprocess.check_output, which raisesFileNotFoundErrorwhen git is not installed. Theexceptclause only catchessubprocess.CalledProcessError, so the uncaughtFileNotFoundErrorpropagates and aborts metadata generation, breaking the whole build.This adds
FileNotFoundErrorto the caught exceptions soget_git_commit_id()returnsNoneandget_version()falls back to the clean release version fromdepyf/VERSION.txt, exactly as it already does when git exits non-zero.No behavior change when git is present.