v1 plan

[s3xysteak]

I am planning to migrate to bumpp, which will be released as a major version if successful.

Although tauri-version can basically take on simple functions, it is troubling that it is not robust enough and not intuitive enough --- compared with other bump libraries.

I think it is meaningless to implement the bump function repeatedly. I have always hoped to find a bump library that is compatible with the core functions of tauri-version.

In bumpp's v9.8.0 update, the new execute option finally makes this possible. If tauri-version is successfully migrated to bumpp, the usage will look like this:

// bump.config.ts
import { defineConfig } from 'bumpp'
import tauri from 'tauri-version'

export default defineConfig({
  // execute: tauri
  async execute(ctx) {
    await tauri(ctx, {
      lock: false
    })
  }
})

npm bumpp
npm bumpp patch
npx bumpp
...

bumpp behaves similarly to tauri-version@^0.x.x by default, but better. Like you can do confirmation before bumping, prompt for the type of version bump, etc... You may have noticed that tauri-version is using bumpp actually.

I will keep the cli for backward compatibility and will not remove it until the appropriate time in the future.