How to use the chartpress._get_identifier function in chartpress

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def test__get_identifier():
    assert _get_identifier(tag="0.1.2",         n_commits="0", commit="asdf123",  long=True)  == "0.1.2-n000.hasdf123"
    assert _get_identifier(tag="0.1.2",         n_commits="0", commit="asdf123",  long=False) == "0.1.2"
    assert _get_identifier(tag="0.1.2",         n_commits="5", commit="asdf123",  long=False) == "0.1.2-n005.hasdf123"
    assert _get_identifier(tag="0.1.2-alpha.1", n_commits="0", commit="asdf1234", long=True)  == "0.1.2-alpha.1.n000.hasdf1234"
    assert _get_identifier(tag="0.1.2-alpha.1", n_commits="0", commit="asdf1234", long=False) == "0.1.2-alpha.1"
    assert _get_identifier(tag="0.1.2-alpha.1", n_commits="5", commit="asdf1234", long=False) == "0.1.2-alpha.1.n005.hasdf1234"

How to use the chartpress._get_identifier function in chartpress

To help you get started, we’ve selected a few chartpress examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.

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