# gbump
Git tag semantic version bumper

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What does it do?
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Will print the current semver version if any and the bumped version.
If the option `-q` (quiet) is used it will only print the bumped version.
If the option `-t` (tag) is used then it will create a git tag with the bumped
version.

How to use it?
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To install:

    cargo install gbump

You can copy `gbump` to `/usr/local/bin/gbump` or somewhere available in your path

For usage type:

    $ gbump -h

`SemVer` options are: `patch`, `minor`, `major`. (defaults to patch)

For example if current version tag is `0.1.1`:

Using `patch` will bump `0.1.1` to `0.1.2`

    $ gbump patch
    0.1.1 --> 0.1.2

Using `minor` will bump `0.1.1` to `0.2.0`

    $ gbump minor
    0.1.1 --> 0.2.0

Using `major` will bump `0.1.1` to `1.0.0`

    $ gbump major
    0.1.1 --> 1.0.0

## Quiet mode

If only need the next `semver`,  use option `-q`. for example:

    $ gbump -q major
    1.0.0

## --tag (git tag -a X.Y.Z -m "X.Y.Z")

To create a git tag using the latest bump use the flag `-t`:

     $ gbump -t minor
     Tag: 0.2.0 created: 5b1eca044a538fd2f74c4f043f28ca4a46b8f7b7