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Maybe .current_version ? This would separate "cache" from "config", as suggested in #90 by @maciejmatczak
.current_version
Problem is, tbump would need two files to work properly instead of just one ...
tbump
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My 2c after some time :)
This works pretty well in my internal solutions. More tools can use it, like release automation, etc.
It would be fun if Github CLI could use it in gh release create instead providing it manually via gh release create <tag>.
gh release create
gh release create <tag>
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Storing the current version in a text file could be achieved:
git tag --sort=committerdate | grep -E '[0-9]' | tail -1 | cut -b 2-7 > .current_version
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Maybe
.current_version
? This would separate "cache" from "config", as suggested in #90 by @maciejmatczakProblem is,
tbump
would need two files to work properly instead of just one ...The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: