We want to use npm version
to bump to a customized version that contains both Git branch and commit hash.
And use Travis CI to automatically publish the pre-release version to NPM, tagged using npm dist-tag
.
Instead of using plus (+) to denote build information, we prefer period (.) for simpler escapes. If you prefer the plus sign, you can customize the pre-release version pattern.
Run npx version-from-git
, it will run npm version 1.0.0-main.1a2b3c4
.
Usage: version-from-git [options]
Bump package.json version to pre-release tagged with Git branch and short commit hash, 1.0.0-main.1a2b3c4
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-p, --path <path> path to package.json, default to current directory (default: C:\Users\Compulim\Source\Repos\version-from-git)
--template <template> pre-release version template (default: branch.short)
-t, --travis run in Travis CI: skip when TRAVIS_TAG present
-f, --force run "npm version" with --force
-m, --message <message> run "npm version" with --message
--allow-same-version run "npm version" with --allow-same-version
--sign-git-tag run "npm version" with --sign-git-tag
--no-commit-hooks run "npm version" with --commit-hooks
--no-git-tag-version run "npm version" with --no-git-tag-version
-h, --help output usage information
In Travis, when you push a tag (probably by npm version 1.0.0
followed by git push origin v1.0.0
), you may want to skip version-from-git
from generating a pre-release tag.
Run npx version-from-git -t
, it will detect whether TRAVIS_TAG
environment variable is present and skip.
You can customize the version pattern when tagging for pre-release versions by running with argument --template branch.short
.
Pattern name | Description | Sample |
---|---|---|
branch |
Branch name In Travis, will use process.env.TRAVIS_BRANCH
|
main |
long |
Git commit in long form | 3807f9004867438c57a3e26f2073c33c458d4ef9 |
short |
Git commit in short form | 3807f90 |
Default pattern is branch.short
, which would produce main.1a2b3c4
.
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