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The command standard-version --commit-all
is used to automatically update the version number of a project and create a commit with the updated version.
Here is a breakdown of the command:
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standard-version
: This is the main command that is executed. It is typically a CLI tool or a script that helps with versioning in a project. -
--commit-all
: This is an option or flag provided to thestandard-version
command. In this particular case,--commit-all
informs thestandard-version
command to create a commit with all the changes made by the versioning process, including updating the version number.
When standard-version --commit-all
is executed, the following typically occurs:
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The version number of the project is automatically updated based on specific rules or a configuration file.
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All the changes for the new version, including updated files and potentially generated release notes, are staged for a commit.
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A new commit is created with these staged changes.
By using --commit-all
, you are instructing standard-version
to commit all the changes instead of selective changes, ensuring that you have a complete history of the version updates in your project's source control.