Looking at the ton of work in #4564 to update a version number in the PRQL project makes me ache for some kind of global "PRQL_VERSION__NUMBER" that would take care of all this fussy hand-work. But that's not likely to be possible.
I wonder if a script might be able to do this... The script would have to be somewhat clever, because we wouldn't want to change a non-PRQL version number in the file.
As a start, here's a list of the kinds of substitutions that were made, and the files they applied to.
Might this be worthwhile? Any other thoughts on this subject (before I fall into this rabbit hole)? Thanks.
Still manually Edited (or automatically regenerated)
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Looking at the ton of work in #4564 to update a version number in the PRQL project makes me ache for some kind of global "PRQL_VERSION__NUMBER" that would take care of all this fussy hand-work. But that's not likely to be possible.
I wonder if a script might be able to do this... The script would have to be somewhat clever, because we wouldn't want to change a non-PRQL version number in the file.
As a start, here's a list of the kinds of substitutions that were made, and the files they applied to.
Might this be worthwhile? Any other thoughts on this subject (before I fall into this rabbit hole)? Thanks.
Still manually Edited (or automatically regenerated)
s/"0.12.1"/"0.12.2"/g
s/'0.12.1'/'0.12.2'/g
'Generated with [prqlc](https:\//prql-lang.org/) 0.12.1.'