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versions

v12.1.2

Published

CLI to flexibly increment a project's version

Downloads

32,023

Readme

versions

CLI to flexibly increment a project's version

Usage

# increment patch version of current project
npx versions patch

Bun and Deno

bunx versions
deno run -A npm:versions

Options

usage: versions [options] patch|minor|major [files...]

  Options:
    -a, --all             Add all changed files to the commit
    -b, --base <version>  Base version. Default is from latest git tag or 0.0.0
    -p, --prefix          Prefix version string with a "v" character. Default is none
    -c, --command <cmd>   Run command after files are updated but before git commit and tag
    -d, --date [<date>]   Replace dates in format YYYY-MM-DD with current or given date
    -m, --message <str>   Custom tag and commit message
    -r, --replace <str>   Additional replacements in the format "s#regexp#replacement#flags"
    -g, --gitless         Do not perform any git action like creating commit and tag
    -D, --dry             Do not create a tag or commit, just print what would be done
    -v, --version         Print the version
    -h, --help            Print this help

  The message and replacement strings accept tokens _VER_, _MAJOR_, _MINOR_, _PATCH_.

  Examples:
    $ versions patch
    $ versions -c 'npm run build' -m 'Release _VER_' minor file.css

Signing commits and tags

To automatically sign commits and tags created by versions with GPG add this to your ~/.gitconfig:

[user]
  signingkey = <keyid>
[commit]
  gpgSign = true
[tag]
  forceSignAnnotated = true
[push]
  gpgSign = if-asked

CI environments

CI environments usually do incomplete git checkouts without tags. Fetch tags first:

git fetch --tags --force

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