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I'm trying to include a private repository, that I own, in a package.json using the semver syntax like so: "dependencies": { "nwm-common-react": "git+https://gitlab.com/...
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I'm working on a project that maintains two active release branches: 10.0.x → for on-prem deployments 10.1.x → for cloud deployments We have an automated system that merges changes from the on-prem ...
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I'm using GitVersion with the default GitFlow workflow (workflow: GitFlow/v1), and I want to leverage both: Use annotated Git tags (e.g. v1.2.0) to create stable releases Use +semver: in commit ...
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I (new to js) need to do a security fix regarding a transitive dependency in one of our projects. The lodash transitive dependency version in babel-core dependency is being highlighted as version that ...
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This is a follow-up question to an answer of a similar question asking whether package-lock.json is redundant if we only specify exact versions in package.json. The answer states that package-lock....
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I am using release please to generate releases and it's making tags like v3.2.1 However, I am finding it tedious to have to manually update the versions with every bugfix. Is it possible to get ...
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I have a monorepo with multiple components that I would like to version separately with unpinned major and minor versions. My directory is like packages/ package1/ package2/ and each package is ...
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I want the flux to be able to read and triggers with versioning such as v2.2.9, v2.2.9a, v2.2.9b Currently it was working for v2.2.9, v2.3.0 but not when appending alphabet at the end. kind: ...
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I have a tool written in Go that I publish on Github with periodic revisions. The toolchain version is 1.23 and when I am ready to release a new version, I tag it in Git as vX.Y.Z and push to Github, ...
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I version my APIs (of various types: REST, Java, etc.) according to the rules of semantic versioning (for REST API specifying the version in the OAS in the version field of the Info Object; for Java ...
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I would like to import some third party nuget package into my project. The latest package version is 2.3.4.5 Would it be safe if I import this packages as 2.3.* so that I benefit from patches to be ...
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We have a modular project and dependency looks like this core level_1-app depends on core level_2-app depends on level_1-app level_3_1-app depends on level_2-app level_3_2-app depends on level_2-app ...
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Consider an entry in the [dependencies] section of Cargo.toml file as follows: [dependencies] thingy = "=1.2" So, this is a comparison requirement, and it is an "equals" ...
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[CONTEXT] I use renovate (azure-pipeline manager) to update my YML azure pipelines tasks. [NEED] If my pipeline calls my-task@1, I don't want a PR that sets [email protected], I want to keep this notation ...
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I tried searching about this, but it's a tough topic to search, or there isn't anything. Sorry if I'm duplicating. When working with other developers, we tend to name our npm package versions ...
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Suppose that in a PHP library package I have this: namespace Upstream { class Thing { } } And in another library package, which depends on Upstream, I have this: namespace Library { ...
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Is it possible that changing function argument type from impl Trait to a generic is a breaking change? The Rust Reference states that: Note: For function parameters, generic type parameters and impl ...
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My default/base docker image on my project builds tag 1.0.0. My goal is to automate that with a semver versioning on my Jenkins build so on my next build , tag and push, the next version should be 1.1....
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Is it possible to add the specified semver range of the installed package from CLI rather than editing package.json manually? The following command: npm i --save-peer react@">= 18" svelte@...
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I'm setting up Jenkins build pipeline for .NET Core. The build step is failing because it can't get all dependent Nuget packages from our local Artificatory repo. I assume that in general the process ...
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When specifying required versions of a dependency in npm, we can specify ranges of versions. For example: 1.2.7 || >=1.2.9 <2.0.0 Specification: https://github.com/npm/node-semver?tab=readme-ov-...
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The SemVer Specification details what to do when dependencies are changed without updating the public API. What exactly constitutes a change to the "public API", however, is still unclear to ...
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When you look online for versioning best practices, it almost always comes up with SemVer, or PEP440 for python packages. My question is: which versioning convention does git follow, when, for example,...
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I have latest release version ex. v1.6.0 (master) then I create new prerelease and it automatically creates pre release + tag v1.6.0-develop.1 (develop branch) the problem is that in github releases ...
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I intend to use semver2.0 with + added as metadata for main branch. eg: on main 1.2.3+20241202121212 eg: on release 1.2.3 I will provide major,mino,patch as a parameter to Jenkins. My problem is, how ...
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I recently implemented semantic-release and versioning plugins in my application to streamline versioning, tagging, and releases. Below is my releaserc.yml configuration: branches: - '+([0-9])?(.{+([...
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I'v got the following python dependencies to manage with renovate, but I can't get a valid configuration that updates all the dependencies. opentelemetry-api==1.21.0 opentelemetry-semantic-conventions=...
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I understand the usage of package_info_plus package and I am able to get the version number correctly. The issue here is that the Build number of our application is decided by Github Runner on release ...
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I'm using conventional-changelog's standard-version to manage semantic versioning and generate my CHANGELOG.md in my application. I've already made my first release, which means my app's version is ...
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How can I use a trait from a transitive dependency crate in my application? Here's a minimal illustrative example of the problem I've run into: In Cargo.toml, I have: [dependencies] mersenne_twister = ...
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I tried to set up my repo to automatically trigger versioning increase based on commit. But it doesn't seem to recognise that it's on Gitlab. Here's the logs of the latest run: semantic-release -vv ...
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Currently we have two repo one for Infra related and one for Source code. when I want to calculate its calculating against Infra branch because that's where its actually running. How can I calculate ...
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I have a project with several microservices, each of them have a package.json. In all of them I have a sequelize package that I want to be updated to the latest minor/patch version, so I used the ...
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I would like to automate assigning version number with each git commit, according to major.minor.patch scheme. For instance, start with commit version 1.0.0. The next commit will be version 1.0.1, and ...
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I have a build pipeline, that builds up flutter application, for both iOS and android. For android I have no issues in running below command: flutter build appbundle --build-number "202312001&...
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I'm attempting to sort a list of tags in order to find the highest tag number. The tags are from a third-party source like Dockerhub, and are in a mixed format (not all semver) i.e. const tagList = ['...
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I have a array that looks like this: [ { "id": 1, "version": "2.3.4" }, { "id": 2, "version": "1.4.4" }, { &...
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I'm working on a project where we need to patch an old version of our library. We publish/release this package to GitHub Package Registry and (needless to say) use semantic versioning. This is our ...
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I added the following line in my Cargo.toml: rkyv = { git = "https://github.com/rkyv/rkyv", rev = "e2b0241a209e70e2fdd7ec43386ee72e2021d1a8" } where e2b024 depends on rend = { ...
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I had an npm module that was not compatible with React 18 and Next.js. Now, I have made changes to certain sections to ensure compatibility with these packages, without causing any breaking changes ...
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I am looking for a batch file script that can get me previous available version from a list of versions string. Example: ListOfVersion: "16.5.0.0,16.5.1.0,16.5.2.0,16.6.0.0,17.2.0.0" ...
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What I am trying to do: I am trying to set up a deployment environment tag rule in Github with the recommended Semver regex pattern on the bottom of page here: https://semver.org/ Issue I am ...
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Suppose I have a piece of software which I'm about to release but am making some final changes for - the release version of this product will be 1.3. The next planned release of this product will be ...
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A mental situation: There is a v1.0.0 version of the app in Play Market I'm releasing version v1.0.1 of the app (in Play Market, the update is apparently for everyone) Some users are not able to ...
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I have a general question about handling versions in requirements.txt of my package foo. I cannot decide if >= or ~= is better. assume pandas~=1.3.3 in requirements.txt of my package foo in this ...
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I want to use a counter to have unique build numbers in case my version string has not changed. This is my config: - task: Bash@3 name: GetSemVer displayName: Get semantic version inputs:...
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I have two tables in my postgres database, relations and versioninfo: postgres=# \d+ relations Table "public.relations" ...
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I've been manually managing my package versions and changelog.md file up to the 5.2.0. Now I'm trying to integrate Lerna to manage my package but facing an issue while doing that. Issue: lerna version ...
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I have a table where columns are like this: system_name varchar(255), from_package_name varchar(255), from_version varchar(255) The from_version column is of varying characters type right now which ...
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When I create some nuget (N1) that uses other nugets (N2), I reference it with floating version (e.g. 3.). I do this so that whoever uses my nuget (N1) will get the latest minor of the dependencies (...
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