gitlab-version-bumper
gitlab-version-bumper is a CLI python tool which parses GitLab environment variables and previous git tags, determines and prints the current semver version.
Installation
Release
The latest release is available in the public PyPi repo. Install via pip:
pip install gitlab-version-bumper
From git repo
You can also install directly from the git repo.
- Clone the repository
git clone <git-url> <destination>
- Change into the clone directory
cd <destination>
- Install via pip
pip install .
Usage
usage: gitlab-version-bumper [-h]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
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