chore: check for already splitted versions #120
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keulinho
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Dec 1, 2025
| get_tags() { | ||
| git -c 'versionsort.suffix=-' ls-remote --exit-code --refs --sort='version:refname' --tags https://github.com/shopware/shopware 2>/dev/null | | ||
| cut --delimiter='/' --fields=3 | grep -v -i -E '(dev|beta|alpha)' | ||
| cut -d '/' -f 3 | grep -v -i -E '(dev|beta|alpha)' |
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the other format was not compatible with the cut implementation i had installed, so i assume this should have broader compatibility
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With something like this where we have a defined point in time when the last scheduled branch split for a new minor version happened we can also execute the |
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will close this for now, likely needs a bigger fix |
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relying on dates to determine next version can be brittle and there might be cases where we do not use our regular schedule
instead i try to figure the next versions based on the release branches that already exist
I'm not sure if it is already working as expected, but i thought when we know our branching strategy we should be able to figure out in which state we are
one important thing that we should be able to figure out: when the final branch off for a release branch did happen we already need to update the next version so the next version should always contain the version that trunk is representing
Assumption was that we create a new release branch for the upcoming release as soon as we finally branch of for the current release, that was mainly based on the fact that even though we are still preparing 6.7.5.0 release, there is already a 6.7.6.x release branch
Happy to hear your thoughts, how we could achieve this the best