manage project version

this tool is used to manage project version, it can read/write version from project file, and do bump version, create git tag etc.

Usage

Show project version

verit

Bump project version

# bump major version
verit -M
# bump minor version
verit -m
# bump patch version
verit -p

Bump to specific version

# bump major version to 2
verit -M=2
# bump minor version to 3
verit -m=3
# bump patch version to 4
verit -p=4
# set prerelease version
verit -r alpha.1
# set build metadata
verit -b 001

Set project version

verit -V 1.2.3

Create git tag with current version

verit -t

Create git tag with current version and push to remote

verit -T

Implementation

for some language project, it has its own way to manage version, verit will use the way to manage version.

for some language project, it has no way to manage version, verit will do it for you.

Go Project

For go project, verit will lookup version.txt file to manage version, if not exist, will give up. if you want to use verit to manage go project version, you need to create a version.txt and put version like 1.2.3 in it. then use go:embed directive to embed it to a go variable.

For example:

package main
import (
  _ "embed"
  "fmt"
)
//go:embed version.txt
var version string
func main() {
  fmt.Println("version:", version)
}

Python Project

for python project, verit will use pyproject.toml to manage version,

Node Project

for node project, verit will use package.json to manage version,

Flutter Project

for flutter project, verit will use the version field in pubspec.yaml. the value should follow x.y.z with an optional +build suffix. when bumping or setting the version, verit keeps the build number if provided and writes updates back to pubspec.yaml.

Rust Project

for rust project, verit will use Cargo.toml to manage version,

rust project may have multiple crates, verit will only manage the crate in the current working directory.

if you want to unify version for all crates, you can set the version in the workspace Cargo.toml, like:

[workspace]
members = [
    "crate1",
    "crate2",
]

[workspace.package]
version = "1.2.3"

then in each crate Cargo.toml, you can inherit the version from workspace, like:

[package]
name = "crate1"
version.workspace = true

Mix Projects

when mix supported project files are present (for example, pyproject.toml and Cargo.toml together, a typical Maturin project, use pyo3 build python native extensions), verit treats the workspace as a single project and applies operations to each manifest. all detected manifests must share the same version before a bump is performed, ensuring the versions stay aligned across languages.