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→find version number
{{Level|Developer}}
{{Level|Developer}}
When we use some tools to automatise rpm build, it is a mandatory to find and bump the version in cvs
===script to increment version number===
===script to increment version number===
For use with scripts, or more customizability to apply to various versioning systems. It could use a couple more options, but as it stands now it works for my projects using the "major.minor[.maintenance[.build]]" version sequences.
For use with scripts, or more customizability to apply to various versioning systems. It could use a couple more options, but as it stands now it works for my projects using the "major.minor[.maintenance[.build]]" version sequences.
in a script you can use this from your spec file
in a script you can use this from your spec file
version=$(grep -sri 'define version' *.spec | sed 's/%define version //gI')
version=$(grep -sri 'define version' *.spec | sed 's/%define version //gI')
versionincr=$(increment_version $version 2)
or also
# Informations needed from the spec file
version=$(rpm -q --qf "%{version}\n" --specfile $name.spec | head -1)
versionincr=$(increment_version $version 2)
===find and bump release number===
===find and bump release number===
#bump the release
#bump the release
release=$((release + 1))
release=$((release + 1))
or
# Informations needed from the spec file
release=$(rpm -q --qf "%{release}\n" --specfile $name.spec | head -1| sed s/\.el.//)
release=$((release + 1))