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Version bumps should be git-tagged #184

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xor-gate opened this issue Apr 15, 2016 · 7 comments
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Version bumps should be git-tagged #184

xor-gate opened this issue Apr 15, 2016 · 7 comments

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@xor-gate
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It would be nice if (new) version bumps could be tagged with git tag. When mirroring Unity in a company git repo, the tags could be used to pin the dependency on. Now this is only done in the "magic" release folder under the file release/version.info.

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rikvdh commented Apr 21, 2016

👍 for tagged releases!

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rikvdh commented Apr 27, 2016

@mvandervoord Is it possible to add git tags for releases any time soon?

@xor-gate
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xor-gate commented Apr 27, 2016

It is specially usefull when people are mirroring unity, and setting commit pointers to version tags. Instead of commit where release/version.info is bumped.

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Do either of you know if this is a manual process each time? It seems like this requires me to decide when we have reached a new "version", update the version.info, and then to manually tag the release on github. I'm okay with doing that, if necessary, it just seems like something that wants some automation to make it more streamlined. :)

@xor-gate
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You can automate this, after updating version.info then git tag with the same version number and then push the tag.

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Awesome. sold! ;)

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Just that easy 💃

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