bump bumps versions.
It accepts a version from standard input and prints the bumped version tostandard output.
bump is:
A small, unix-like utility, designed for use in build scripts. Compatible with semantic versioning, but does not require it. Agnostic to version prefixes, like "v". curl -L lesiw.io/bump| sh go install lesiw.io/bump@latest Usage of bump: -s string index of segment to bump# defaultecho " 1.0.0" | bump# => 1.0.1echo " v1.2" | bump# => v1.3echo " version 42" | bump# => version 43# by indexecho " 1.2.3" | bump -s 0# => 2.0.0echo " 1.2.3" | bump -s 1# => 1.3.0echo " 1.2.3" | bump -s 2# => 1.2.4, same as defaultecho " 1.2.3" | bump -s 3# => 1.2.4-rc.1# semver aliasesecho " 1.2.3" | bump -s major# => 2.0.0echo " 1.2.3" | bump -s minor# => 1.3.0echo " 1.2.3" | bump -s patch# => 1.2.4, same as defaultecho " 1.2.3" | bump -s pre# => 1.2.4-rc.1Change default segment to bump By default,bump will bump the rightmost segment. The idiomatic way tooverride this behavior is with an alias.
alias bump=' bump -s 1' # bump the minor segment by defaultgit tag" $( git describe --abbrev=0 --tags| bump) " Bump tag based on latest commit keyword If+major,+minor,+patch, or+pre are in the most recent commit, bumpthe version according to the keyword, otherwise bump the patch segment.
SEGMENT=$( git show -s --format=%s| awk -F' +' ' BEGIN{RS=" "} /\+/ {print $2}' ) " $( git describe --abbrev=0 --tags| bump -s" ${SEGMENT:- patch} " ) "