Closed walidsa3d closed 8 years ago
How about
git commit -av
bumpversion patch
.. would that work for you ?
bumpversion makes changes that need to be commited too
Yes, the commands I posted would result in two commits.
I'm having a hard time here grasping what you want from your two sentences. Can you elaborate a little ?
Exactly, I don't want to pollute my commit history with commits that contain only changes to setup.py and setup.cfg. I want a workflow like this: -Bump version (in files) -Commit all -Tag
That sounds very similar to #38 .. could you go over there and have a look whether my proposals there would also fit your usecase ? If not, could you comment there what your usecase would need ?
Thanks for bringing this up :)
It would be nice to add an option to commit all changes before tagging (instead of some specific files).