azp-task-bump
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Command line utility that increases the patch number of Azure Pipelines task manifests
A command line utility for increasing by one the patch number in manifest files of Azure DevOps (formerly known as Visual Studio Team System/VSTS and Team Foundation Server/TFS) custom tasks.
Run the following from the command line:
npm i -g azp-task-bump
Run the following from the command line:
azp-task-bump c:\path-to-manifest\task.json
The one and only argument is optional. If omitted, the utility will look for task.json in the current working directory. If provided, it should be either a path to a task.json file (absolute or relative), or a path to a directory where task.json can be found. Wildcard paths are not supported.
On machines with case sensitive file systems, the file name task.json is expected to be in lowercase. The encoding
of the manifest is expected to be UTF-8.
Once the utility locates the task manifest, it increases the value of the patch under the version object.
Like the manifest compiler in the tfx utility, it treats the manifest JSON as case insensitive - the
casing of version and patch can be anything. The patch is expected to be either a number, or a string with a decimal number in it. The datatype of patch is preserved.
The rest of the manifest file is not touched.
There are also NPM packages azp-bump and gulp-azp-bump that do the same. The former insists
on reformatting the JSON top to bottom, the latter requires gulp.
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Command line utility that increases the patch number of Azure Pipelines task manifests
We found that azp-task-bump 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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