Class: GemKit::Release::Commands::Bump
- Defined in:
- lib/gem_kit/release/commands/bump.rb
Overview
The deadline check lives here rather than at release time because the bump is the last moment anyone can be stopped: once the version file says 5.0.0, every promise to disappear "in 5.0" is already broken.
Constant Summary
Constants inherited from Command
Instance Attribute Summary
Attributes inherited from Command
Instance Method Summary collapse
Methods inherited from Command
#fail_with, #gate, #initialize, #lines, #project, #refuse, #relative, #render, #say, #version_file
Constructor Details
This class inherits a constructor from GemKit::Release::Commands::Command
Instance Method Details
#call(segment = "patch") ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/gem_kit/release/commands/bump.rb', line 16 def call(segment = "patch") current = project.version.to_s begin target = VersionFile.bump(current, segment) rescue VersionFile::Error => error fail_with(error.) end problems = gate.bump_problems(target) unless problems.empty? unless [:force] refuse("Refusing to bump #{current} -> #{target}:", problems + ["", "Remove them, then bump. Override with --force."]) end say("--force given; bumping past #{problems.size} deprecation(s) anyway.") end version_file.write(target) say("#{current} -> #{target}") relock(target) upcoming = gate.upcoming_deprecations(target) unless upcoming.empty? say("#{upcoming.size} deprecation(s) still outstanding (none due in #{target}).") end # The changelog is the one release artefact nothing regenerates, and # the one most easily forgotten — so say so loudly. say say("#{RED}now run: gem kit changelog --write#{RESET}") end |