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@auto-it/version-file
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For managing versions in a repository that maintains the version primarily in a flat file. Agnostic to the primary language of the repository. Optional input for a release script to call during the publish/canary/next hooks.
For managing versions in a repository that maintains the version primarily in a flat file. Agnostic to the primary language of the repository. Optional input for a release script to call during the publish/canary/next hooks.
This plugin is included with the auto
CLI so you do not have to install it. To install if you are using the auto
API directly:
npm i --save-dev @auto-it/version-file
# or
yarn add -D @auto-it/version-file
publish
,canary
and next
hooks with the arguments defined in publishScriptReleaseTypeArgs
for that release type.{ "publish": ["release"], "canary": ["snapshot"], "next": ["snapshot"] }
): Mapping of arguments to pass to the publishScript
for each release type (publish
, canary
, next
){
"plugins": [
"version-file"
// other plugins
]
}
{
"plugins": [
"version-file", {"versionFile": "./tools/Version.txt", "publishScript":"./tools/publish.sh", "publishScriptReleaseTypeArgs": {
"publish": ["release"], // (default)
"canary": ["snapshot"],
"next": ["some", "other", "args"],
}}
]
}
FAQs
For managing versions in a repository that maintains the version primarily in a flat file. Agnostic to the primary language of the repository. Optional input for a release script to call during the publish/canary/next hooks.
We found that @auto-it/version-file demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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