bump-version

To automate version bumps and changelog updates in a single commit, this Skill modifies the project version, appends changelog entries, and bundles all changes into one atomic commit. It handles explicit version ranges and HEAD-to-range scenarios to streamline release workflows.

The best way to update __version__ in code and modify the changelog together is using an automated bump process. This Skill updates the version string, formats changelog entries, and commits the changes atomically to prevent manual editing errors.

Yes, this version bumping process works with standard Git release workflows. It determines the new version on the latest branch, updates the changelog, and creates a single commit to keep your repository history clean and organized.

Yes, you can specify explicit version ranges when automating a release commit. The Skill handles both explicit version ranges and HEAD-to-range scenarios to accurately update the changelog and project version across your repository.

You should automate project version bumps to eliminate the complexity and human error of manually editing multiple files. Automating this process updates the version and changelog atomically, ensuring consistent release preparation across your repository.