[Question] Is this Version flow possible?

[JonCubed]

I've been playing around with GitVersion trying to get the following version calculation flow to work

master
  * (HEAD, calulated version: 1.1.0)
  |
  * (tag: release/v1.0.0, calculated version: 1.0.0)
  |
  * (calulated version: 0.4.1)
  |\
  | \
  |  * (branch: feature/bar, calculated version: 0.4.1-bar)
  |  |
  |  * (branch: feature/bar, +semver: patch, calculated version: 0.4.1-bar)
  | /
  |/
  * (calulated version: 0.4.0)
  |\
  | \
  |  * (branch: feature/foo, calculated version: 0.4.0-foo)
  |  |
  |  * (branch: feature/foo, calculated version: 0.4.0-foo)
  | /
  |/
  * (calculated version: 0.3.0)
  |
  * (calculated version: 0.2.0)
  |
  * (initial commit, calculated version: 0.1.0)

but haven't had much luck. Is it possible with v3 or v4?

It seems like I want to use Mainline but that seems to only increment Patch and I want it to increment Minor

[asbjornu]

@JonCubed: Can't you just set the increment configuration property to Minor?

[JonCubed]

@asbjornu I've tried that but it only increments Patch regardless what I have as increment

[JonCubed]

I've dug into the code tonight and this seems to be a bug with Mainline version calculation defaulting to Patch if no message bump is found.