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@stolen_orange/versioning

v1.1.25

Published

Package allows to update package.json version during GitLab merging process. It uses MR labels as tips for version update.

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14

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Package allows to update package.json version during GitLab merging process. It uses MR labels as tips for version update.

version-cli [command] [flags] - is the cli usage template


#####Commands:

up - writes a new version into package.json. Use it to update version.

  • Determines latest project version tagged in git and, if it's greater than current package.json version, uses it as the base for the update.
  • If the last tagged version is lower than package.json one or equals to it, uses package.json version as the base for the update.
  • If none tagged version is found uses package.json version as the base one.

######[no flags]

confirm - commits new version.

######[flags]:

  • --git-push - using to push new commits and tags;
  • --git-tag - using to set git tag for the new version;

*To allow runner to perform git operations you need to preset GIT_PRIVATE_TOKEN GitLab custom environment variable


#####Allowed MR labels:

Use patch, minor or major labels, depending of what part of project version you need to update.