In some workflows, especially for internal or patch releases, it’s useful to bump the version and commit the change without creating a Git tag.
Currently, this isn’t possible. The only workaround is to use --skip-vcs, which disables both tagging and committing. This requires a manual git commit -m "...", which breaks the flow and feels clunky.
Proposal
Introduce a --no-tag option that:
- Bumps the version
- Creates a Git commit
- Skips the tag step
This would provide a middle ground between the default behavior and --skip-vcs, supporting more flexible versioning workflows.
In some workflows, especially for internal or patch releases, it’s useful to bump the version and commit the change without creating a Git tag.
Currently, this isn’t possible. The only workaround is to use
--skip-vcs, which disables both tagging and committing. This requires a manualgit commit -m "...", which breaks the flow and feels clunky.Proposal
Introduce a
--no-tagoption that:This would provide a middle ground between the default behavior and
--skip-vcs, supporting more flexible versioning workflows.