dmitriy-kiriyenko/releaser

# Releaser #

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Very often we need to monitor versions of application. This gem helps to
do it.

## Installation ##

Add

```ruby gem 'releaser' ```

to your `Gemfile`.

## Autoreleasing ##

When issuing major release, run `releaser major NEW_CODENAME`. You may
omit the codename if you are not using any. This will tag a commit and
push the tag to origin.  You have `--no-push` option not to do the last
step. Running it with `-p` will issue it in "pretend" mode, without
actual making changes.

To issue a minor release, you should run `releaser minor`.  It has the
same options as `major`, except the codename.

To get the current version just type `release`. Try `-v` for more
verbosity.

## Capistrano ##

Add

```ruby
require 'releaser/capistrano'
```

to your `config/deploy.rb` file. This will automagically tag your deploy
commits and push it. Also it will write current revision to the file
`CURRENT_VERSION` in your application directory. To get it from
application, issue

```ruby
Releaser::FromFile.new.version("no version")
```

with an optional argument for a default string (default is
"development").

See `lib/releaser/capistrano/release_tagging` for more details.