qoomon/gradle-git-versioning-plugin

Using ${version} in a versionFormat with any other macro results in multiple expansion in sub-project

carl-adams-symc opened this issue · 4 comments

carl-adams-symc commented

Using ${version} in a versionFormat with any other macro results in multiple expansion.

For example, with the following configuration:

gitVersioning {
    branch {
        pattern = 'master'
        versionFormat = '${version}'
    }
    branch {
        pattern = 'feature/(?<user>.+)/(?<feature>.+)'
        versionFormat = '${version}_${user}_${feature}'
    }
}

With a project where in the root build.gradle.kts has the following:

allprojects {
    version = "0.1"
}

on the master branch, version is "0.1" as expected, but on a feature branch like "features/myuser/myfeature" the version is set to "0.1_myuser_myfeature_myuser_myfeature", where I would expect it to be "0.1_myuser_myfeature"

This problem seems specific to sub-projects. For example, if in the root directory I do "gradlew version", I get "0.1_myuser_myfeature", but if I do "gradlew :subproject:version" I see "0.1_myuser_myfeature_myuser_myfeature"

carl-adams-symc commented

work-around is to simply expand the version in the format, like this:
versionFormat = "${version}" + '_${user}_${feature}'

qoomon commented

thanks for the bug report will have look at the weekend

qoomon commented

hmm, any ideas how to solve this?

qoomon commented

I've just release version 1.0.3
This version will add the :version task to all projects.
You should add and configure the plugin only in the root build.gradle