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This commit adds a Jenkins-friendly script to automatically tag releases whenever someone makes a "Bump version to…" commit message. It will annotate the tagging with whatever the commit message of the version bump was (eg a description of what has changed)
| echo "CHANGES:" | ||
| echo $changes | ||
| echo "================================================================================" | ||
| git tag -a v$version -m "Release version $version |
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Is this missing a closing "?
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Nope, it's a multiline string. The whole message is:
"Release version $version
Includes:
$changes"
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This commit adds a Jenkins-friendly script to automatically tag releases whenever someone makes a "Bump version to…" commit message.
It will annotate the tagging with whatever merge commits have been made since the last tag.