bump-version

Automated version bumping uses semantic versioning to increment plugin and marketplace metadata safely. It supports PATCH, MINOR, and MAJOR increments, ensuring accurate release management by programmatically updating version numbers in your plugin configuration files instead of relying on manual tracking.

Semantic versioning increments plugin versions by targeting PATCH, MINOR, or MAJOR levels in your configuration files. The skill automatically applies the correct semver increment to both plugin.json and marketplace.json, maintaining a consistent version history for your release management workflow.

Updating plugin and marketplace release versions requires access to the plugin.json and marketplace.json files. The skill targets these specific configuration files to apply semantic version increments and keep your release metadata synchronized across your project.

Automated version bumping supports PATCH, MINOR, and MAJOR plugin releases. By default, executing the skill updates the plugin to the next PATCH level, but it can handle all semantic versioning increments to accommodate different release management scopes.

Manually updating plugin versions causes release management errors because version numbers in plugin.json and marketplace.json can become desynchronized. Automating this process eliminates human error, ensuring accurate versioning and consistent metadata tracking across releases.