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For example the following: ``` package-tag --tag beta ``` Will update the package.json in the current working directory by adding `-beta` to the version.

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Updates package.json version with tag

For example the following:

package-tag --tag beta

Will update the package.json in the current working directory by adding -beta to the version.

And the following will update the plugins in the two listed folders by adding -beta:

package-tag --tag beta my-plugin-1/ my-plugin-2

As another use case we are using this in CI where our Jenkins will tag packages with build numbers.

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