Closed 12rambau closed 2 years ago
I want to use the commitizen librairy in my Python project: https://github.com/ESA-PhiLab/OpenSarToolkit.
As repository with a default branch called "main" are not yet covered by the github action, I'd like to go back to the good old CLI option.
With the following .cz.yaml:
.cz.yaml
commitizen: changelog_file: CHANGELOG.md update_changelog_on_bump: true name: cz_conventional_commits tag_format: $major.$minor.$patch$prerelease version: 0.12.6 version_files: - setup.py:version - ost/__init__.py:__version__
running the following command:
cz bump
I would expect cz to:
But the tag is not created. instead I get the following:
bump: version 0.12.5 → 0.12.6 tag to create: 0.12.6 increment detected: PATCH
meaning that my bump is undetected by changelog leading to this file:
## Unreleased ### Refactor - drop useless with_suffix - drop usage of joinpath - lint - compliant with PEP and Black
Is it normal ? how can I create the tag using the CLI ?
I think it's related to me poor understanding of tags, I didn't get that tags are not pushed systematically to github, my bad.
Sorry for the noise
I want to use the commitizen librairy in my Python project: https://github.com/ESA-PhiLab/OpenSarToolkit.
As repository with a default branch called "main" are not yet covered by the github action, I'd like to go back to the good old CLI option.
With the following
.cz.yaml
:running the following command:
I would expect cz to:
But the tag is not created. instead I get the following:
meaning that my bump is undetected by changelog leading to this file:
Is it normal ? how can I create the tag using the CLI ?