About the git-ver scripts

This is a set of bash scripts I’ve assembled to help with semantic versioning within a git repository. They’re still in very early development, and they’re really just an exercise in keeping my bash scripting skills sharp. But if you want something with no more dependencies than git and bash, these might just be for you. (GitVersion is a well respected tool with .NET dependencies. Not everyone wishes to install .NET in order to perform simple versioning. It was with that in mind that I created these scripts.)

Repository

You can find the source code at: jason-c-daniels/git-ver

Running Copy

To run these scripts you need to either have git for windows and other dependencies installed, or you need to be running linux. I’ve tested these scripts on both Debian 10 and Windows 10. (Yes I like 10’s. They’re perfect. :-P)

See the project page for details on installing and running.

Tech Stack

  • OS: Debian 10 and Windows 10
  • Programming Language: bash
  • Tool(s): git
  • Editing Software: JetBrains Webstorm
  • Version Control: the git command line and WebStorm IDE integration.