Hello,
I'm invoking the following command to see if i can tag my code with reckon for the first time.
$ ./gradlew reckonTagPush -x test -Preckon.scope=patch -Precoken.stage=final
But the task is skipped because the onlyIf condition for tag creation.
Skipping task ':reckonTagCreate' as task onlyIf is false.
My build.gradle has these lines. I commented out a line that used to specify the version explicitly
Also, the repo I'm working on has a bunch of existing revisions that are not strictly Sementic Version. They all start with 'Release.v.xxx'. So 'Release.v.1.0.24' for example.
My understanding is that reckon would ignore these non-compliant tags and start from 0.0.0. So that's why i was still expecting it to tag the code but maybe as 0.0.1.
Hello, I'm invoking the following command to see if i can tag my code with reckon for the first time.
$ ./gradlew reckonTagPush -x test -Preckon.scope=patch -Precoken.stage=final
But the task is skipped because the onlyIf condition for tag creation.
Skipping task ':reckonTagCreate' as task onlyIf is false.
My build.gradle has these lines. I commented out a line that used to specify the version explicitly
`apply plugin: 'org.ajoberstar.reckon'
reckon { reckon.scopeFromProp() reckon.stageFromProp('dev', 'rc', 'final') } //version = '1.0.25' `
Also, the repo I'm working on has a bunch of existing revisions that are not strictly Sementic Version. They all start with 'Release.v.xxx'. So 'Release.v.1.0.24' for example. My understanding is that reckon would ignore these non-compliant tags and start from 0.0.0. So that's why i was still expecting it to tag the code but maybe as 0.0.1.
What am I missing?
Thanks, -T