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Imagine you have a feature project, an updatesite project, 10 plugins and 10 test fragments. When you abstract features like "pomless", you still have all the MANIFEST files etc which are to be updated when you raise the version for a next release. Question: |
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Short answer: No, there is no such thing, but you probably could use tycho-update-versions or similar. Some thoughts
This "release version = artifact version" is really bad when it comes to the consumer of your artifacts. From an OSGi perspective you better use semantic versioning instead of unnecessarily raise versions or even produce duplicated artifacts with the same content.
This is even not possible with maven, you can use CI-Friendly versions to some extend for this but there are some restrictions. We are currently working on this area, see also:
Beside that you still should consider semver as a better alternative here also. |
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Short answer: No, there is no such thing, but you probably could use tycho-update-versions or similar.
Some thoughts
This "release version = artifact version" is really bad when it comes to the consumer of your artifacts. From an OSGi perspective you better use semantic versioning instead of unnecessarily raise versions or even produce duplicated artifacts with the same content.
This is even not possible with maven, you can use CI-Friendly versions to some extend for this but there are some restrictions. We are currently working on t…