What are some examples of bumpversion configurations?

Can you provide some examples of bumpversion configurations?

Sure! Bumpversion is a tool for versioning your projects. Common configurations include setting the version format, specifying which parts of the version to bump (like major, minor, or patch), and defining custom versioning schemes.

What does a typical bumpversion configuration file look like?

A typical bumpversion configuration file is usually named .bumpversion.cfg and might look like this:

[bumpversion]
current_version = 1.0.0

[bumpversion:part:release]
first_value = 0

[bumpversion:part:minor]
first_value = 0

[bumpversion:part:major]
first_value = 1

Can I customize the versioning scheme?

Yes, you can customize the versioning scheme by defining your own version parts and rules in the configuration file. You can also use hooks to run scripts before or after version bumps.

What are some common mistakes to avoid with bumpversion?

Common mistakes include not properly configuring the version parts, forgetting to commit changes after a bump, and not testing the configuration before using it in production.