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This is a big issue for me as well. I would really appreciate a solution to this workflow. |
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Please define the workflow property explicitly. Because of backwards compatibility the
Happy Branching! Edit: I didn't see that you have change the regex. Does it work with the native configuration? |
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Hi,
I would like your help with a configuration that even though simple, I cannot get it to work.
I have attempted many many different variations and I cannot compose a GitVersion.yml that does the following:
I removed any other configurations for hotfix and other non-default properties and regular expressions to keep it simple, but still the strategy followed is the increment value of the main branch which is "Patch" instead of the "Minor" which is of the merged branch
This is my GitVersion.yml
dotnet-gitversion output on the main branch before merging the
test-branch
%dotnet-version
dotnet-gitversion of the feature branch
Merging a branch
% git merge test-branch
...
dotnet-gitversion with diagnostic output on the main branch after merging the
test-branch
And the commits from the git log are the following:
% git log --merges --oneline
Please help, I am desperate, I have spent hours and even spoken with LLMs to get a clue as to what might be the problem.
I even downgraded the dotnet-gitversion tool to 5.11 and used an old configuration from an older project, but for some reason on my local git it still did not work 🤷♂️
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