Earl
Well-known member
Imagine this scenario.
1. You get yourself to fix some nasty bugs on your add-on.
2. you start the process with
3. then again, you decide to add a new feature too, so it has to be a major release (v1.0.1) and it's gonna be the release that you're planning to publish online, as opposed to publishing v1.0.0.a1
Is it safe to execute
1. You get yourself to fix some nasty bugs on your add-on.
2. you start the process with
xf-addon:bump-version and it's an alpha release (v1.0.0a1). - I believe this is the correct procedure because the template and other stuff in _output directory have the version string, so they get updated as well.3. then again, you decide to add a new feature too, so it has to be a major release (v1.0.1) and it's gonna be the release that you're planning to publish online, as opposed to publishing v1.0.0.a1
Is it safe to execute
xf-addon:bump-version command in the middle of your coding session for v1.0.0a1 and make it v1.0.1? I've seen templates and other stuff in _output dir has a version string too. But they wouldn't get updated if you issue the bump-version command automatically. is this correct?
