Updates the release numbers for a projects

This script uses the release.ini file placed at the root of the project, and replaces the version or release number in various files.

$ cd <project_root>
$ ls -al
...
release.ini
...
$ bump_release <major>.<minor>.<release>

Installation

Simple install (without pyproject.tml support)

On linux, the best place to install it is for the user:

$ pip install --user bump-release

Assume to have ~/.local/bin in the $PATH.

You can use pipx too for the same purpose:

$ pipx install bump-release

Install with pyproject.tml support

For pyproject.toml, you can use the pipx command:

$ pip install --user bump-release[toml]

or with pipx:

$ pipx install bump-release[toml]

This will install the bump-release package and the toml dependencies:

• tomli
• tomli-w

These libs are the one used by setuptools for pyproject.toml file parsing / updating.

Version numbers that can be updated

• main project version
• node package.json
• sonar properties
• sphinx docs
• ansible variables in a vars file
• setup.py
• setup.cfg
• pyproject.toml

release.ini

The .ini file provides path, patterns and templates to update files.

If a section is not present, no action if performed for this section.

The application provides some "standard" patterns and templates (aka. the ones I use in my projects). If you provide some patterns and templates, you have to enclose them with double-quotes. Due to configparser limitations, all strings are parsed as raw strings.

The application removes those double-quotes through a :

pattern = config["<section>"].get("pattern") or DEFAULT_PATTERN
pattern = pattern.strip('"')

Example ini file:

[DEFAULT]
; Current version of the projects, will be updated by the script
current_release = 0.1.0

[main_project]
path = <project>/settings/base.py
; Optional pattern, default is...
pattern = "^__version__\s*=\s*VERSION\s*=\s*['\"][.\d\w]+['\"]$"
; Optional template, default is...
template = "__version__ = VERSION = '{major}.{minor}.{release}'"

[node_module]
path = <project>/assets/package.json
; Optional key, default is...
key = "version"

[sonar]
path = ./sonar-project.properties
; Optional pattern, default is...
pattern = "^sonar.projectVersion=([.\d\w]+)$"
; Optional template, default is...
template = "sonar.projectVersion={major}.{minor}"

[docs]
path = <project>/../docs/source/conf.py
; Optional pattern, default is...
version_pattern = "^version\s+=\s+[\"']([.\d\w]+)[\"']$"
; Optional template, default is...
version_format = "version = '{major}.{minor}'"
; Optional pattern, default is...
release_pattern = "^release\s+=\s+[\"']([.\d\w]+)[\"']$"
; Optional template, default is...
release_format = "release = '{major}.{minor}.{release}'"

[ansible]
path = <project>/../ansible/prod/vars/vars.yml
; Optional key - The script searches for the "git" root key, and then for "version" sub-key
key = "git.version"

[setup]
path = <project>/setup.py
; Optional pattern, default is...
pattern = "^\s*version=['\"]([.\d\w]+)['\"],$"
; Optional template, default is...
template = "    version='{major}.{minor}.{release}',"

[setup_cfg]
path = <project>/setup.cfg
; Optional pattern, default is...
pattern = "^version = ([.\d\w]+)$"
; Optional template, default is...
template = "version = {major}.{minor}.{release}"

[pyproject]
path = <project>/pyproject.toml
; Optional key, default is...
key = "project.version"

Usage

$ cd <project_root>
$ cat release.ini
[DEFAULT]
current_release = 0.0.1

[main_project]
path = "foo/__init__.py"

[sonar]
path = "sonar-project.properties"
...

$ cat foo/__init__.py
...
__version__ = VERSION = "0.0.1"
...
$ bump_release 0.0.2
...
$ cat release.ini
[DEFAULT]
current_release = 0.0.2
...
$ cat foo/__init__.py
...
__version__ = VERSION = "0.0.2"
...