A small command line tool to simplify releasing software by updating all version strings in your source code by the correct increment and optionally commit and tag the changes.
Provided that a glob pattern can be used to look "everywhere", bump-my-version loses time looking up many irrelevant locations. This makes it harder to inspect --dry-run --verbose outputs due to the amount of paths crawled. An ignore or exclude configuration option would help preemptively ignore many known paths. Ideally, a list of patterns would be supported so that we can specify for example:
Using --verbose quickly highlights a massive list of "unmatched files" (as expected) in loads of node_modules, temporary build dirs, etc.
The current alternative is to list more specific nested directories (e.g.: src/**/*.json), but all locations might not be known in advance, and causes many [[tool.bumpversion.files]] to be duplicated of each sub-dir to support.
Description
Provided that a
globpattern can be used to look "everywhere",bump-my-versionloses time looking up many irrelevant locations. This makes it harder to inspect--dry-run --verboseoutputs due to the amount of paths crawled. Anignoreorexcludeconfiguration option would help preemptively ignore many known paths. Ideally, a list of patterns would be supported so that we can specify for example:What I Did
Example config that looks for a very specific pattern anywhere in the repository:
Using
--verbosequickly highlights a massive list of "unmatched files" (as expected) in loads ofnode_modules, temporary build dirs, etc.The current alternative is to list more specific nested directories (e.g.:
src/**/*.json), but all locations might not be known in advance, and causes many[[tool.bumpversion.files]]to be duplicated of each sub-dir to support.