Defaults for pre-release-weight

[tobiasdiez]

We are using WeightedPreReleaseNumber to create a unique and increasing version number. Everything works fine in principle. However, when releasing a new beta we need to manually change the tag and the pre-release-weight in the configuration file. Is there a way to specify that certain pre-releases correspond to given weights, so that a simple push of a tag 2.0.0-beta is sufficient to set the correct pre-release-label and pre-release-weight?

[asbjornu]

Will the fix implemented in #2003 help in any way?

[tobiasdiez]

@asbjornu @pi3k14 As far as I understand #2003, it improves the calculation of the commits-since-tag value. Thus, it doesn't resolve this issue with the pre-release-weight.

[pi3k14]

@tobiasdiez #2003 improves the calculation of PreReleaseNumber. I understand that pre-release-weight is used together with PreReleaseNumber to calculate the actual PreReleaseTag (but I don't know much about the concept).

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[tobiasdiez]

There is still no solution if I'm not mistaken...

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[tobiasdiez]

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[asbjornu]

@tobiasdiez, we accept pull requests. As you seem to be the only person interested in this feature, I think you will have to take it upon yourself to implement it. There is no paid labour to work on GitVersion. We are all investing our spare time on this.

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[tobiasdiez]

Still relevant for us. I haven't found the time to dive into the code yet, so if somebody else would like to implement it, that would be awesome.