jiggle-version 2.2.0

Increment version number found in source code without regex

jiggle_version

Deterministic CLI to discover, check, and bump a project version without importing user code or writing regex. Optional autogit (stage/commit/push). Supports PEP 440 and SemVer. Includes an auto mode that infers bump size from public API changes (__all__).

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Why this exists

Version values drift across pyproject.toml, setup.cfg, setup.py, and module files. Many tools import your package or ask you to hand-write regex. This one does neither.

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Features

• Discovery across common sources:

  • pyproject.toml → [project].version (PEP 621) or [tool.setuptools].version
  • setup.cfg → [metadata] version
  • setup.py → static AST of setup(version="...")
  • Python modules → top-level __version__ = "...", plus _version.py, __version__.py, __about__.py, package __init__.py

• Agreement check (CI-friendly, no writes) with optional git tag validation

• Bump: major | minor | patch | auto with --scheme pep440|semver

• Auto mode: diffs the union of __all__ symbols to infer major/minor/patch; persists digest in .jiggle_version.config

• Autogit: --autogit off|stage|commit|push with templated commit message

• Git-aware discovery: honors .gitignore, repo excludes, and global gitignore; supports extra ignore paths

• Zero-import of target project; AST + safe text updates only

• Deterministic exit codes for automation

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Install

pipx install jiggle_version
# or
python -m pip install --user jiggle_version

Python: >=3.8

Runtime deps (runtime or conditional): packaging, tomlkit, pathspec, rich-argparse (help styling), tomli on Python <3.11.

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Quick start

# From your project root
jiggle_version check
jiggle_version print
jiggle_version bump --increment patch --scheme pep440 --dry-run
jiggle_version bump --increment auto --autogit commit

Initialize default config:

jiggle_version init

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Configuration (pyproject.toml)

[tool.jiggle_version]
scheme = "pep440"            # "pep440" | "semver"
default_increment = "patch"  # "major" | "minor" | "patch" | "auto"
project_root = "."
ignore = ["docs/_build", "dist", ".venv"]  # optional

# Optional autogit defaults
autogit = "off"              # "off" | "stage" | "commit" | "push"
commit_message = "Release: {version}"
allow_dirty = false

Notes:

• CLI overrides config. Missing CLI args are filled from config.
• ignore is normalized to a list of relative paths.

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Commands

check

Discover versions across sources and verify agreement. No writes.

jiggle_version check [--project-root .] [--ignore path ...] [--git-tag]

--git-tag additionally compares the agreed source version against the most recent git tag reachable from HEAD (via git describe --tags --abbrev=0). A leading v/V is stripped before comparison. Exits 102 on mismatch. Exits 0 (with a note) when no tags exist yet.

print

Print the normalized version if all sources agree.

jiggle_version print

inspect

List all candidate files and run check.

jiggle_version inspect

bump

Compute next version and update all writable sources.

jiggle_version bump \
  [--increment major|minor|patch|auto] \
  [--scheme pep440|semver] \
  [--set X.Y.Z] \
  [--force-write] \
  [--dry-run] \
  [--autogit off|stage|commit|push] \
  [--commit-message "Release: {version}"] \
  [--allow-dirty]

Behavior:

• If sources disagree, operation fails unless --force-write or --set is provided.
• --set skips bump logic and writes the explicit version everywhere.

hash-all

Compute and persist API digest used by auto mode.

jiggle_version hash-all
# writes .jiggle_version.config (TOML)

init

Append a default [tool.jiggle_version] section to pyproject.toml.

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Auto mode: how it decides

1. Walk project for __all__ in Python modules (respecting .gitignore + ignore).

2. Build the set union of exported symbols; compare to last stored set in .jiggle_version.config.

3. Decide:

   • major if any previously exported symbol was removed
   • minor if new symbols were added (and nothing removed)
   • patch if identical or no __all__ anywhere

4. After a successful, non–--dry-run bump, the digest is updated.

You can pre-seed the digest with jiggle_version hash-all.

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Git behavior

• No shelling out to git for ignore logic; uses pathspec with:

  • <root>/.gitignore
  • <root>/.git/info/exclude
  • ~/.config/git/ignore or ~/.gitignore

• check --git-tag calls git describe --tags --abbrev=0 to find the nearest tag and compares it (after stripping a leading v/V) to the agreed source version. Opt-in; existing pipelines are unaffected.

• Autogit uses subprocess.run(..., check=True):

  • stage → git add <changed files>
  • commit → stage + git commit -m "<message>"
  • push → commit + git push origin <current-branch>

• Refuses to proceed if repo is dirty and autogit is requested, unless --allow-dirty.

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Exit codes (stable for CI)

User / project issues (treated as “expected” for tests):

• 100 — no version declarations found
• 102 — discovered versions disagree
• 103 — git repo dirty and --allow-dirty not set
• 104 — config not found where required

Tool / unexpected failures:

• 1 — unexpected error
• 2 — discovery error (I/O, traversal)
• 3 — auto-increment analysis error
• 4 — bump calculation error (invalid version/scheme)
• 5 — failed to update a file
• 6 — autogit failed
• 7 — hash/digest generation failed
• 8 — argparse error (invalid CLI)

Contract for test runners:

• Treat >=100 as user error (assertable, not a tool crash).
• Treat <100 as application failure (potential bug).

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Safety model

• Never imports or executes target project code.
• Python parsed via ast; setup parsing limited to literal version="...".
• TOML via tomllib/tomli, INI via configparser, tomlkit used to preserve formatting on write.

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Semantics (bumping)

• PEP 440 (default): increments numeric release segments; drops pre/dev/post markers on standard bump.
• SemVer: enforces MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH; strips pre-release/build on standard bump. (Flags to preserve/annotate can be added later.)

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CLI quality-of-life

• Typo suggestions for choice arguments (e.g., wrong subcommand/value).
• Verbose logging: -v → INFO, -vv → DEBUG; or --log-level DEBUG.
• Rich help text when rich-argparse is available.

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CI usage examples (GitHub Actions)

Drift check (no writes):

- run: pipx install jiggle_version
- run: jiggle_version check

Release bump (auto + autogit):

- run: pipx install jiggle_version
- run: jiggle_version hash-all
- run: jiggle_version bump --increment auto --autogit push

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Known limitations / non-goals

• Won’t evaluate dynamic setup.py logic (files, env, computed constants).
• Only updates known patterns; exotic version locations aren’t modified.
• Single, project-wide version policy (per-module versioning is out-of-scope for now).

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Troubleshooting

• “No version found”: ensure one of the supported sources exists and is literal.
• “Versions disagree”: run jiggle_version inspect to see sources; reconcile or use --force-write once.
• Auto mode always “patch”: ensure you actually export a public API via __all__.
• Ignored paths not respected: confirm entries in pyproject.toml under [tool.jiggle_version].ignore (list or string), and that .gitignore covers generated trees.

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Contributing

1. Add/adjust unit tests (no tests for logging needed).
2. Keep exit codes and CLI surfaces stable.
3. Prefer AST/TOML/INI approaches over regex.
4. Windows paths: avoid shell=True, prefer Path APIs.

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License

MIT. See LICENSE.

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Minimal API surface (for importers)

This is a CLI-first tool. Internal modules may change. If you import, prefer:

• jiggle_version.__about__.__version__
• Running via python -m jiggle_version