Open bsolomon1124 opened 3 years ago
Do you have other examples of part aliases (outside of PEP440)?
Do you have other examples of part aliases (outside of PEP440)?
One example shows that Maven also allows this.
the "alpha", "beta" and "milestone" qualifiers can respectively be shortened to "a", "b" and "m" when directly followed by a number.
Googling for examples is a little tricky, but I have a hunch aliasing occurs with node projects also.
* Does there seem to be any more intuitive way to allow the user to specify aliases versus the example shown above?
You could consider leaving values
as-is showing the canonical (or preferred) names, and introducing another keyword aliases
.
values =
dev
alpha
beta
rc
aliases =
alpha: a, alph
beta: b
rc: r, gamma
dev: d
@florisla I like that idea; it seems cleaner than the messy business of picking a separator for values
.
I have a half-baked feature branch that partially implements the ability to specify aliases in bumpversion
values
config.
Do you support serializing with aliases as well?
If you only care about parsing the aliases, then bump2version will never put an alias in a file? You would need to manually edit the version to introduce them, and they would disappear on the next bump.
Edit: just found #174, which might be relevant for context.
From PEP 440:
In other words, here:
in this scheme.
I realize bump2version is not designed to cater to PEP440's schema, per se, but this concept of aliasing certain parts (rather than requiring that
values
is sequential) extends to other slightly different schemes also.I have a half-baked feature branch that partially implements the ability to specify aliases in bumpversion
values
config. For instance, it allowsWhat I have actually found challenging, because there is a good deal of ambiguity involved, is how
optional_value
andfirst_value
would need to be/allowed to be specified.Questions for @c4urself and @ekohl
optional_value
/first_value
?It would come down to something like setting
section_config["values"]
incli.py
to have some list/tuple elements rather than just str, with some corresponding changes inversion_part.py
andfunctions.py
.