I have some code that runs simulations and saves the results into text files.
To ensure reproducibility, I was also saving the git hash of the last commit , so that if I look a simulation several months later I can know exactly which commit was used to produce the result.
Now we are looking into making our code conda-installable.
I know I can access the git hast in the conda recipe by using the {{ GIT_FULL_HASH }}
env variable; and save it in the about
section of my meta.yaml
:
about:
summary: data['description']
description: data['long_description']
githash: {{ GIT_FULL_HASH }}
is there a way I can access its value programmatically after the package has been built and installed, so that I can include it on the saved sim data?