Feature: bumping patch, minor and major versions more easily

[InCogNiTo124]

At the moment, tbump works by providing the version to upgrade to.

however, this implies knowledge about the current version of the developed software. Sometimes after many weeks of not working on a particular project I honestly forget with which version I tagged it last time. 😅

Sure, I can look it up in pyproject.toml or git log, but I suggest the following new flags:

• tbump --patch to bump the patch version (eg from v0.0.2 to v0.0.3)
• tbump --minor to bump the minor version (eg from v0.0.3 to v0.1.0)
• tbump --major to bump the major version (eg from v0.1.0 to v1.0.0)

[dmerejkowsky]

Sorry, there's already been a discussion about this. See #73, #107

[InCogNiTo124]

Oh, okay. Sorry for not searching beforehand 😅

Does that mean that, even if someone were to implement that functionality and contribute, you still wouldn't merge it?

[dmerejkowsky]

Does that mean that, even if someone were to implement that functionality and contribute, you still wouldn't merge it?

Yup. That would be a disservice to future maintainers - which could include that very same benevolent contributor :)