#gemspec-bump

A library for combining Versions with VersionDiffs into new Versions.

##Basic

The basic functionality is exposed in the CLI via the versionpatch and versionpatch-file executables. See README-VERSIONPATCH.md for how to use versionpatch.

See the specs or read the code for in-ruby examples of the basic functionality.

gemspec-bump it assumes you’re in a git repo that has the VERSION and VERSION_FOR_HUMANS files in its root, of which each contains a version string, and that you’re on a non-master branch ( e.g. a release branch or your develop branch if you’re using git flow).

The executable gets a new version for at least the VERSION version by either opening the VERSION file in your text editor (if no argument is given) or by applying arguments as VersionDiffs to VERSION and VERSION_FOR_HUMANS respectively (the latter is optional). It writes the new version(s), creates a commit, merges it with master, tags the master merge commit appropriately, merges the merge commit back to the original branch, and outputs a reverse, decorated, one-line commit log so that you can see where you’re at.

If you’re on a branch based on master, this whole chain should succeed without any need for additional user input.

See gemspec-bump --help for more information.

Nothing. This was made to be used in conjuction with my gemspec gem so why not use its namespace.