Bumpversion

Simple command to Bump version your project in shell.

• Bump multiple files version in your project
• Git operations like commit, tag and push
• Customizables Hooks

Screencast

Code Status

Service	Status
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Gems Version
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Dependencies

Installation

$ gem install bumpversion

Usage

1. Create .bumpversion.cfg file in project root folder.

Example:

  [bumpversion]
  current-version=33.0.2
  pre-commit-hooks=github_changelog_generator --future-release %{new_version}
  git-extra-add=CHANGELOG.md
  git-commit=yes
  git-tag=yes
  git-push=yes

1. Run command with argument [major, minor, patch]:

  $ bumpversion --part patch

1. Enjoy

Options

Options can be passed in arguments with -- or in .cfg file wihout --.

Option	Description
part	The part of the version to increase, major, minor, patch
file	The file that will be modified can be multi-files separated by comma. Example: VERSION, GEMNAME.gemspec, version.rb (Default: VERSION)
config-file	The file contains config this program (default: .bumpversion.cfg)
current-version	The current version of the software package before bumping
new-version	The version of the software package after the increment. If not given will be automatically determined.
git-commit	Whether to create a commit using Git.
git-tag	Whether to create a tag, that is the new version, prefixed with the character "v". If you are using git
git-push	Pushes Tags and Commit to origin Git
git-user	Name from User to Create Commit (default: Auto Bump)
git-email	Email from User to Create Email (default: auto@bump.io)
git-extra-add	Extra files to add in git commit (default: )
pre-commit-hooks	Call sh commands before commits after Bumpversion separated by ;
pos-commit-hooks	Call sh commands after commits separated by ;

License

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.