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- The "New Version Spec" will usually be the full version (e.g. 0.7.1). Repos using `tbump` can also use the "next" or "patch"
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option, which will bump the micro version (or the build version in the case of a prerelease). The "minor" option allows projects using "tbump" to bump
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to the next minor version directly. Note: The "next" and "patch" options
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are not available when using dev versions, you must use explicit versions
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- The "New Version Spec" will usually be the full version (e.g. 0.7.1). Repos using `tbump` can also use:
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- "next" or "patch" option, which will bump the micro version (or the build version in the case of a prerelease).
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Note: The "next" and "patch" options are not available when using dev versions, you must use explicit versions
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instead.
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- Use the "since" field to select PRs prior to the latest tag to include in the release
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- Type "true" in the "since the last stable git tag" if you would like to include PRs since the last non-prerelease version tagged on the target repository and branch.
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- The additional "Post Version Spec" field should be used if your repo uses a dev version (e.g. 0.7.0.dev0)
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- The workflow will use the GitHub API to find the relevant pull requests and make an appropriate changelog entry.
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- The workflow will create a draft GitHub release to the target
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repository and branch, with the draft changelog contents.
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- "minor" option, which will bump to the next minor version directly.
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- "release" option, which will start making prereleases (a0, a1...)
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- Use the "since" field to select PRs prior to the latest tag to include in the release
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- Type "true" in the "since the last stable git tag" if you would like to include PRs since the last non-prerelease version tagged on the target repository and branch.
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- The additional "Post Version Spec" field should be used if your repo uses a dev version (e.g. 0.7.0.dev0)
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- The workflow will use the GitHub API to find the relevant pull requests and make an appropriate changelog entry.
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- The workflow will create a draft GitHub release to the target
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repository and branch, with the draft changelog contents.
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