Chrono.CLI 1.1.0

Chrono.CLI

📚 About

Chrono is a git versioning tool with a focus on being customizable and easy to configure.

Based on your configured templates it easily retrieves version information based on the current state or your repo.

It provides a CLI and a NugetPackage for automatic version stamping. For a detailed description please consider the documentation

The CLI consists of a few commands that can be split into two categories. Version and Git commands. Version commands like get/set/bump are used to retrieve, set or bump the version.

Git commands like branch/release/tag are used to create a new branch or tag based on the template provided in the version file.

🚀 Getting started

In order to use Chrono you first need to have a version.yml file in the root of your project. Secondly you also either need to have the Chrono CLI installed or use the Chrono.DotnetVersioning package in your project.

The CLI provides a convenience command "chrono init" to create a version.yml and optionally a Directory.Build.props file for setting up initial versioning.

Next up create a version.yml (for now only a version.yml at the root of your git repo is supported)

For the content of version.yml either checkout the default example below.

version: 1.0.0
default:
  versionSchema: '{major}.{minor}.{patch}.{build}[-]{branch}[.]{commitShortHash}'
  precision: build
  prereleaseTag: dev
  release:
    match:
      - ^release/.*
    versionSchema: '{major}.{minor}.{patch}'

or read the full documentation.