It allow to get the next version using conventional commit.

Input

   --path value,         -p value  path to git repository. i.e: /home/user/repo
   --sourceBranch value, -s value  source branch. i.e: 'feature/foo
   --targetBranch value, -t value  target branch. i.e: 'main   

Example:

nxtv --path /home/user/repo --sourceBranch feature/foo --targetBranch main

Output

Por example: Imagine the next repository:

They have two branches:

• main: With two tags: 0.0.1 and 0.0.2
• feature/x: With two commits "feat: X" and "fix: blabla"

The commit with message "feat: X" indicates that the upgrade must be a feature (minor) upgrade.

Then the version is (0.1.0) and the output of the command is:

{
  "versions": [
    "0.0.2",
    "0.0.1"    
  ],
  "latestVersion": "0.0.2",
  "relevantCommitMsg": "feat: X",
  "upgradeType": "minor",
  "nextVersion": "0.1.0"
}

nxtv --path /Users/hloliveros/GolandProjects/urth/services/account --sourceBranch "DU-69-implement-ci-for-all-services" --targetBranch main