Inspired by standard-version. Standard-version is awesome, when I develop a JS project, it is always my favorite. But sometimes when I develop a non-JS project, I don't want to integrate npm system to use that. That's why I start this repository. It's developed by Golang and it offers a binary file to execute.
If you're using golang, you can ....
$ go run github.com/eddiewentw/semantic-releaseIf you're not using golang ....
There are binary files in release page. You can download it and use in your project.
# make it executable
$ chmod +x ./scripts/semantic-release
$ ./scripts/semantic-releasePlease open an issue to tell me if you have a better idea to improve this usage.
$ /semantic-release --debugPrint more information in every action.
$ /semantic-release --dry-runUse this flag when you want to know what the next version is.
$ /semantic-release --first-releaseUse this flag for your first release. First release will be "v1.0.0".
Versioning rule follows Conventional Commits. When you execute it, it does these steps.
- Write the new version into .semantic-version file.
- Commit this change and tag it.
commit 26a24221dd549ed21b9887a4d75c84a7856d27a5 (tag: v0.3.0, origin/release)
Author: GitHub Action <[email protected]>
Date: Sat Jan 11 06:05:00 2020 +0000
chore(release): v0.3.0
diff --git a/.semantic-version b/.semantic-version
index 22c08f7..268b033 100644
--- a/.semantic-version
+++ b/.semantic-version
@@ -1 +1 @@
-v0.2.1
+v0.3.0.semantic-version file only contains version number, your application can read this file to get the current version information.