rez bump command?

[dbr]

I was going to write a small helper script to automate the process of releasing a new version, which for me involves:

• Check git log to check what commits have been made since last release (mostly to verify I haven't already bumped the version number)
• Edit the version string in package.py to, most often, just increase the minor version
• Check there are no uncommitted changes
• git add package.py && git commit -m "Bump version" && git push

..before running rez release. None of the steps are too hard on their own, but adds up to be a little tedious and accident prone (quite often I've forgotten to bump the version string as per #914)

Before I write this as a standalone script, is this something that could potentially be useful as part of rez itself? I'm unsure as seems like it could be useful, but also might be a little too workflow-specific to be in core rez?

[instinct-vfx]

I often use bumpversion to do this. So basically:

• Code
• Commit & Push
• Run bumpversion with the desired level (patch, minor, major)
• release

This also has the benefit of being able to update versions in multiple places if needed (e.g. in docs, or about boxes, resource files or the likes)

[rfletchr]

you might consider a pre-commit hook.

master=$(git show master:package.py | grep version | cut -d'"' -f 2)
current=$(git show HEAD:package.py | grep version | cut -d'"' -f 2)

if [ "$master" = "$current" ]; then
	echo "version bump required"
	exit 1
fi

it simply compares the 2 versions and errors if master matches your current branch

@instinct-vfx
have you tried CMakes configure_file method for doing string substitution?

https://cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.2/command/configure_file.html

My Tool Version: @Version@

said file has the @Version@ token replaced with the value of Version

also for code you can get any packages version from the environment specifically REZ_(PKG)_VERSION

[nerdvegas]

IMO this is outside the scope of rez. Both previous suggestions (separate bumpversion tool, pre-commit hook) sound like reasonable solutions. Thx A

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[dbr]

Yep agreed - thanks for the suggestions!