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northtree
northtree

Reputation: 9275

How to increase version variable of python file via Vim?

I used __version__ variable for different files within my module. For example,

""" foo.py """ __version__ = '0.0.1'

""" bar.py """ __version__ = '1.0.1.111'

I am looking for any Vim command/plugin to automatically increase the version number string. E.g, press F12, 

'0.0.1' => '0.0.2'
'1.0.1.111' => '1.0.1.112'

Upvotes: 1

Views: 161

Answers (2)

B.G.
B.G.

Reputation: 6026

That should actually work:

:g/^__version__/exe "normal! $b\<C-A>"

What it does is the following:

it executes $\<C-A> on every line where __version__ is found. $ goes to the last character on the line (minor version), and <C-A> increments the number under the cursor, as nbari said.

That can be modified for the first part of the version number it is:

:g/^__version__/exe "normal! \<C-A>"

And so on.

Upvotes: 2

nbari
nbari

Reputation: 26965

In vim by pressing ctrl+a in normal mode will increase the number + 1 under the cursor and ctrl+x will decrese it.

So in this case:

""" foo.py """ 
__version__ = '0.0.1'

by putting the cursor in 1 and pressing ctrl+a will increment the value to 2:

__version__ = '0.0.2'

This works if you just want to bump the patch semver version, but to bump to a major, minor probably a plugin.

Something like this probably could be adapted https://github.com/nbari/semverbump in this case the script bumps the version based on the git tag.

Upvotes: 1

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