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@rainstormy/updraft

v1.1.0

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Updraft updates changelogs and bumps version numbers when you are about to release a new version of your project.

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Keywords

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Readme

Updraft – Release Automation

Updraft prepares a repository for an upcoming release by updating changelogs and bumping version numbers in package.json files.

It saves the changes to the files, but it does not make any Git commits or GitHub releases. You can automate these things in your CI/CD pipeline or do them manually after running the Updraft tool.

Supported file formats:

  • Markdown CHANGELOG.md and AsciiDoc CHANGELOG.adoc in Keep a Changelog format.
  • package.json files.

Command-Line Tool

Installation

npm install --save-dev --save-exact @rainstormy/updraft

or

pnpm install --save-dev --save-exact @rainstormy/updraft

or

yarn add --dev --exact @rainstormy/updraft

Usage

updraft [options]

Examples:

updraft --files 'CHANGELOG.md' 'package.json' --release-version '1.1.0'
updraft \
  --files 'package.json' 'packages/**/package.json' \
  --release-files 'CHANGELOG.md' \
  --check-sequential-release \
  --release-version '2.0.0-beta.1'

Options

--check-sequential-release

Verify that --release-version specifies a valid increment from the latest version detected in each file to be updated.

--files <pattern-1> <pattern-2> <pattern-3>...

Update the files matching the specified glob patterns whenever --release-version is specified.

--prerelease-files <pattern-1> <pattern-2> <pattern-3>...

Update the files matching the specified glob patterns only when --release-version has a -prerelease or +buildinfo segment.

--release-files <pattern-1> <pattern-2> <pattern-3>...

Update the files matching the specified glob patterns only when --release-version does not have a -prerelease or +buildinfo segment.

--release-version <major.minor.patch[-prerelease][+buildinfo]>

The semantic version number (SemVer) of the next release. The -prerelease and +buildinfo segments are optional. It accepts any input containing a substring that is a semantic version number, e.g. v2.0.0 or release/1.5.0-rc.0.