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standard-version-updater-xml
Advanced tools
An XML updater for standard-version. All the parsing and writing is done by xmlbuilder2. Huge props to them 🎉, support these projects in any way you can!
npm install --save-dev standard-version-updater-xml
You can use it as any other standard-version custom updater. In your config file:
// .versionrc.js
const xmlUpdater = require('standard-version-updater-xml');
const xmlTracker = {
filename: 'PATH_TO_MY_XML_FILE',
updater: xmlUpdater,
};
module.exports = {
packageFiles: [xmlTracker],
bumpFiles: [xmlTracker],
};
{
"packageFiles": [
{
"filename": "PATH_TO_MY_XML_FILE",
"updater": "node_modules/standard-version-updater-xml/index.js"
}
],
"bumpFiles": [
{
"filename": "PATH_TO_MY_XML_FILE",
"updater": "node_modules/standard-version-updater-xml/index.js"
}
]
}
Then, use standard-version in your preferred flavour. Mine:
npx standard-version
.csproj
files!FAQs
An XML updater for standard-version.
We found that standard-version-updater-xml demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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