Usage:
#{__FILE__} --latest=<tag-glob> [options]
#{__FILE__} <ref> [options]
Options:
[-v | -vv | -vvv]
More verbose output (counteracts -q option)
[-q | -qq | -qqq]
Less verbose output (counteracts -v option)
-l --latest=<tag-glob>
Specify a glob pattern to search for last matching tag instead of
providing a specific ref.
Will attempt to use everything after <tag-glob> as the version string
so be sure to provide _entire_ prefix.
E.g. use "R_" if your versions are "R_1.2.3"
-t --tag-commit Actually tag HEAD with the version number computed.
-p --prefix=<prefix>
Specify a prefix to add before the resulting version string
--postfix=<postfix>
Specify the "special" part of the resulting version string.
This is any part of the version string that comes after the dash,
e.g. in 1.3.4-SNAPSHOT it is the string "SNAPSHOT".
Note this is for the "output" side.
PlusBump will accept any special string on the input and preserve it,
unless you specify `--special=""` or something else.
--majorpattern=<major_pattern>
Specify an alternative (regex) pattern that indicates a major version bump.
E.g. --majorpattern='\\+major'
--minorpattern=<minor_pattern>
Specify an alternative (regex) pattern that indicates a minor version bump.
E.g. --minorpattern='\\+minor'
--patchpattern=<minor_pattern>
Specify an alternative (regex) pattern that indicates a minor version bump.
E.g. --minorpattern='\\+minor'
This is the total scope of features that should be implemented. Must be broken down to smaller issues later.