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Bump version for 2 files at the same time #90
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Of course, I can disable the bump step into my grunt-release and do it manually, but then I'll have to commit manually also =/ |
Exactly what I would need too. |
Cool to know that I'm not alone in this one. Now, hoping that @geddski will hear our call =P |
I ended up whipping up my own release script https://github.com/kimmobrunfeldt/progressbar.js/blob/master/scripts/release.js |
I ended up using
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It's in e5c250a. |
It's nice to be able to pump non json files. I like this approach |
Hi all,
It would be cool to have an option to update 2 JSON file's version. For example, we have a bower exposed project so that we have a package.json and a bower.json. Both need to be bumped while releasing. For now, only one of them can ='(
Some plugin like "grunt-update-json" take care of synchronizing bower.json with package.json, but to work correctly with grunt-release, it needs to be executed in between the firsst and second step :
The easier way would be to do "grunt-update-json" manually, then to do the "grunt-release" classic process. But for that to work, we need an option to bump multiple files.
Am I doing it wrong ? Would it be a needed feature ?
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