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rsd-gulptasks-release

v1.0.3

Published

Gulp tasks to bump version, create commit, push tag, trigger build, replace versionnumber in dist, create zip folder

Downloads

17

Readme

Rockstar Release Helper

Description:

This little task does these things for you:

  • bump the version (patch(default) | minor | major) in package.json
  • commit/push the version bump
  • create/push a new tag with the release number
  • trigger the build job of the project
  • replace all occurences of ###VERSIONNUMBER### in your dist folder
  • create a zip named with the version number in your distfolder e.g. dist/release/release_v1.2.3.zip

##Usage: A new Release can be triggered with gulp rsd:release you can add options like so to trigger minor and major releases (defaults to --patch): gulp rsd:release --minor gulp rsd:release --major

##Configuration: you need to specify the following information in your packagejson:

"release": {
	"branch": "develop",
	"distFolder": "./dist",
	"buildTask": "build",
	"remote": "origin"
}
  • branch is the branch you want to deploy, this should allways be the same (will add better config soon)
  • distFolder this is the folder where the result of the build task of your project will end up
  • buildTask the gulp task name of the build task you want to execute for a release build
  • remote the remote you want to push to, this should be origin as the jenkins will use origin as remote name for the repo