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Currently, cargo release minor will dry-run through and update all packages to a new version,
but then warn e.g. updating xxx to 0.2.0 despite no changes made since tag xxx-v0.1.0.
Then you can decide which packages to release individually, and what type of version bump (major/minor/patch)
Ideally, there would be one command that
would not release unchanged packages (unless there were changes to dependent packages)
Could independently decide which version bump type, per package
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Currently,
cargo release minor
will dry-run through and update all packages to a new version,but then warn e.g.
updating xxx to 0.2.0 despite no changes made since tag xxx-v0.1.0
.Then you can decide which packages to release individually, and what type of version bump (major/minor/patch)
Ideally, there would be one command that
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: