easy_semver 1.2.0

Bump and sync a Flutter app's semantic version across pubspec.yaml, the iOS Xcode project and Android Gradle files, and repair drift between them.

1.2.0

• --tag (-t) puts an annotated Git tag on the bump commit, named after the new version. To name it yourself the value must be attached — --tag=NAME or -tNAME — because the value is optional and a detached name could not be told apart from the bump type; that case is a usage error with a hint. --tag implies --commit. With --dry-run no tag is created, outside a repository it warns, and when the version is already current there is nothing to commit so the tag goes on HEAD.

1.1.0

• --commit (-c) commits the updated files when the project is a Git repository. Only the files bumpv wrote go into the commit, as chore: bump version to X.Y.Z, so unrelated work in progress is left alone. Outside a repository it warns and leaves the bump in place; with --dry-run nothing is written or committed.

1.0.0

Initial release.

• bumpv <major|minor|patch> and bumpv X.Y.Z[+BUILD] to set a version explicitly.
• Syncs pubspec.yaml, the iOS Xcode project and Android Gradle files in one command.
• iOS: keeps FLUTTER_BUILD_NAME, FLUTTER_BUILD_NUMBER, MARKETING_VERSION and CURRENT_PROJECT_VERSION in agreement across the app target's build configurations. Settings the project does not declare are left absent, and test targets keep their own version.
• Android: rewrites hardcoded versionName/versionCode in both the Kotlin DSL and Groovy templates; reports and skips them when they defer to flutter.versionName/flutter.versionCode.
• Re-running with the current version repairs drift between these files instead of doing nothing.
• The build number is preserved unless --build or --bump-build is given.
• --dry-run to preview, --project to target another directory.
• The updaters are exported as pure functions for use in your own scripts.