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If you're open to refactoring for the next version of this bundle, here's some ideas.
Possibly rename the command to simply bizkit:version
bin/console bizkit:version --help
# normal symfony help, describes the major/minor/patch options
bin/console bizkit:version
# displays the current version
bin/console bizkit:version patch | minor | major
# bumps the appropriate version and displays it
bin/console bizkit:version 5.4.1
# forces the version to a particular semver
I don't care for the interactive part, especially since it's prompting by index number, which is confusing because I'm thinking of the semver number. Perhaps an --interactive option? Regardless, it'd be helpful to have the actual version in the prompt, e.g.
Your current application version is "1.0.0", do you wish to increment it? (yes/no) [yes]:
>
Which version should be incremented? [minor]:
[0] major (2.0.0)
[1] minor (1.1.0)
[2] patch (1.0.1)
Finally, can you add a note after the version has been bumped to describe what to do? E.g.
To delete this tag before pushing:
git tag --delete 1.1.0
To push this tag to the repository
git push --tag
Just brainstorming! I've been hoping to find a bundle like this, I used to have a bump script (bin/bump) that sort of does this, but not as well.
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If you're open to refactoring for the next version of this bundle, here's some ideas.
I don't care for the interactive part, especially since it's prompting by index number, which is confusing because I'm thinking of the semver number. Perhaps an --interactive option? Regardless, it'd be helpful to have the actual version in the prompt, e.g.
Finally, can you add a note after the version has been bumped to describe what to do? E.g.
To delete this tag before pushing:
To push this tag to the repository
Just brainstorming! I've been hoping to find a bundle like this, I used to have a bump script (bin/bump) that sort of does this, but not as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: