Frogvall.DotnetBumpVersion 3.0.1

Frogvall.DotnetBumpVersion

Originally a dotnet-cli command that bumps the version number of the current project. This is useful when working with multiple .NET Core projects placed in different solutions, referencing each other as NuGet packages. Use this command before dotnet pack to increment a specific part of the version number in your .csproj before pushing your project to your local NuGet feed. This ensures that NuGet will not fetch the package from cache, and all your .NET Core projects in different solutions can reference the latest compiled version.

Added in this fork is the possibility to set a specific part of the version to a set value, for example the id of your build pipeline.

Usage

Add Frogvall.DotnetBumpVersion as a tool to your project by running the following:

dotnet tool install Frogvall.DotnetBumpVersion --version 3.0.1

Then to bump a file run:

dotnet bump-version [major | minor | patch | revision] [-s] [-v value] [path-to-project-file].

Arguments:
[major | minor | patch | revision] What part of the version to bump. (Mandatory)
[path-to-project-file] Path to the .csproj file. (Optional)

Options:
-s Use <VersionPrefix> instead <Version> tag to bump the version. (Optional)
--value Bump version to a fixed value, instead of incrementing by 1. (Optional)