Version Bump Skill
Use this skill when bumping the version of cargo-version-info.
Important: Use cargo version-info bump
Always use cargo version-info bump for version management.
Never use cog bump - it creates local tags which conflict with
the CI workflow that creates tags after tests pass.
Bump Commands
bash
# Patch bump: 0.0.1 -> 0.0.2 cargo version-info bump --patch # Minor bump: 0.1.0 -> 0.2.0 cargo version-info bump --minor # Major bump: 1.0.0 -> 2.0.0 cargo version-info bump --major
What the Bump Command Does
- •Updates version in
Cargo.toml - •Updates version in
Cargo.lock - •Updates version badges in
README.md - •Creates a git commit with message:
chore(version): bump X.Y.Z -> A.B.C
The bump command uses hunk-level selective staging, so it only commits version-related changes. Any other uncommitted work remains unstaged.
What the Bump Command Does NOT Do
- •Does NOT create git tags (CI creates tags after merge)
- •Does NOT push to remote (you must push manually)
Workflow
- •Run
cargo version-info bump --patch(or --minor/--major) - •Push the branch or create a PR
- •Merge to main
- •CI detects version change, creates tag, publishes release
Checking Current Version
bash
# Get version from Cargo.toml cargo version-info current # Get computed build version (includes git SHA in dev) cargo version-info build-version # Check if version changed since last tag cargo version-info changed
Dry Run
To see what would change without making changes:
bash
# Check current version cargo version-info current # Calculate what next patch would be cargo version-info next
After Bumping
After running bump, verify the commit:
bash
git log -1 --oneline git diff HEAD~1 --stat
Then push when ready:
bash
git push origin <branch>