🚀 Automate versioning, changelog creation, README updates and GitHub releases using GitHub Actions,npm, docker or bash.

Allows you to automatically:

• Bump your sematic git tag by increasing the patch version
• Create & commit a changelog file
• If npm project then bump package.json version and commit
• Check README.md file, if it has references to older version, update with never version.
• Create a release on GitHub with auto-generated release notes

It supports safe re-runs, it means that if you can run it for an already bumped or tagged repository, it'll not increase the version as everything is still up-to-date. It protects against recursive runs.

- uses: undergroundwires/bump-everywhere@master
  with:
    # Repository name with owner to bump & release. For example, undergroundwires/bump-everywhere
    # (Optional) Default: ${{ github.repository  }}
    repository: ''

    # Name of the user who'll commit the changelog
    # (Optional) Default: ${{ github.actor }}
    user: ''

    # Personal access token (PAT) used to clone & push to the repository.
    # If you use default, it'll not trigger other actions, but your own PAT then it triggers new actions
    # (Optional) Default: ${{ github.token }}
    git-token: ''

    # Personal access token (PAT) used to release to GitHub.
    # If you use default, it'll not trigger other actions, but your own PAT then it triggers new actions
    # (Optional) Default: ${{ github.token }}
    release-token: ''

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With installation:

npm install -g bump-everywhere # or "npm install bump-everywhere --save-dev" for local installations
bump-everywhere --repository "undergroundwires/privacy.sexy" --user "bot-commiter-name" --git-token "PAT_TOKEN" --release-token "PAT_TOKEN"

Or without installation:

npx bump-everywhere --repository "undergroundwires/privacy.sexy" --user "bot-commiter-name" --git-token "PAT_TOKEN" --release-token "PAT_TOKEN"

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• To get the image you can either:
  • Pull from docker hub using docker pull undergroundwires/bump-everywhere:latest
  • Or build image yourself using docker build . --tag undergroundwires/bump-everywhere:latest
• Run with arguments: docker run undergroundwires/bump-everywhere "undergroundwires/privacy.sexy" "bot-user" "GitHub PAT for pushes" "GitHub PAT for releases"
  • Parameter order: repository, user, git push token, GitHub release token

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1. Ensure bash, git, curl, jq exists in your environment
   • run e.g. apk add bash git curl jq
2. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/undergroundwires/bump-everywhere
   • or optionally add this repository as git submodule: git submodule add https://github.com/undergroundwires/bump-everywhere
3. Call the script as following :

bash "scripts/bump-everywhere.sh" \
    --repository "undergroundwires/privacy.sexy" \
    --user "bot-commiter-name" \
    --git-token "PAT_TOKEN" \
    --release-token "PAT_TOKEN"

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• You manually tag your last commit to update major & minor versions.
• E.g.
  • git commit -m "bumped version to 1.2.0" --allow-empty
  • git tag 1.2.0
  • git push && git push --tags

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You can also use following scripts individually (check script files for usage, prerequisites & dependencies):

• bump-and-tag-version.sh: Automate versioning.
• create-github-release.sh: Automate creating GitHub releases
• print-changelog.sh: Automate creation of changelogs, e.g. CHANGELOG.md.
• configure-github-repo.sh: Set-up CI/CD user for current repository.
• log-commits.sh: Filters & logs commits as bullet points in markdown form.
• bump-npm-version.sh: Updates packages.json to match the latest version.
• bump-readme-versions.sh: Updates old references to README.md to the latest version.

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privacy.sexy | safe-email | ez-consent | aws-static-site-with-cd

CI/CD is fully automated for this repo using different GIT events & GitHub actions.

• Feel free to use the badge in the README.md of repository where you use bump-everywhere:
  • (it'll look like: )

[![Auto-versioned by bump-everywhere](https://github.com/undergroundwires/bump-everywhere/blob/master/badge.svg?raw=true)](https://github.com/undergroundwires/bump-everywhere)

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