semver
Semver is a command line tool that stands for semantic versioning. It provides a simple and efficient way to work with version numbers in a consistent and meaningful manner. The tool allows developers to manage versioning for software projects easily. Semver follows a specified scheme for version numbers consisting of three parts: MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH. MAJOR version is incremented for incompatible API changes, MINOR version is incremented for backward-compatible functionality additions, and PATCH version is incremented for backward-compatible bug fixes. The tool supports various operations, including comparing and sorting version numbers, incrementing version numbers, and checking version compatibility. Semver makes it easier to work with version numbers across different platforms and programming languages. It can be integrated into build processes, continuous integration pipelines, and version control systems to automate version management. The tool provides a clear and consistent way to communicate changes to users or other developers through version numbers. By adhering to semantic versioning principles, Semver promotes compatibility, stability, and predictability in software development.
List of commands for semver:
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semver:tldr:09a3a semver: Convert a version string to the semantic versioning format.$ semver --coerce ${1-2}try on your machineexplain this command
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semver:tldr:51e3c semver: Test if `1.2.3` matches the `^1.0` range (prints an empty string if it does not match).$ semver ${1-2-3} --range "${^1-0}"try on your machineexplain this command
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semver:tldr:e17b7 semver: Check if a version string respects the semantic versioning format (prints an empty string if it does not match).$ semver ${1-2}try on your machineexplain this command
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semver:tldr:e63e9 semver: Test with multiple ranges.$ semver ${1-2-3} --range ${">=1-0"} ${"<2-0"}try on your machineexplain this command