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@Frezyx Frezyx commented May 2, 2025

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Add bash scripts to automate release preparation and version management

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  • Create utility scripts for updating version, changelog, and preparing releases

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  • Implement bash scripts to streamline release process

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This pull request introduces three bash scripts (prepare_release.sh, update_version.sh, update_changelog.sh) and a configuration file (version.txt) located in the utils/ directory to automate the release preparation process, including version bumping in specific files and updating changelogs.

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Added a script to update version numbers in README.md and pubspec.yaml files.
  • Takes old and new version strings as arguments.
  • Uses find and sed to replace version strings in target files.
utils/update_version.sh
Added a script to prepend new entries to all CHANGELOG.md files.
  • Takes version, description, and contributor name as arguments.
  • Formats the input into a changelog entry.
  • Uses find to locate changelogs and prepends the entry using temporary files.
utils/update_changelog.sh
Added an orchestrator script and configuration file to manage the release preparation.
  • Added version.txt to store old version, new version, description, and contributor.
  • Added prepare_release.sh to read values from version.txt.
  • The script calls update_version.sh and update_changelog.sh with the read values.
utils/prepare_release.sh
utils/version.txt

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@Frezyx Frezyx merged commit f83370a into master May 2, 2025
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Hey @Frezyx - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

  • Consider adding error checking after calling sub-scripts in prepare_release.sh to halt execution if a step fails.
  • The sed -i '' command in update_version.sh might not be portable across different operating systems (e.g., Linux vs. macOS).
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input_file="$SCRIPT_DIR/version.txt"

# Чтение строк
old_version=$(sed -n '1p' "$input_file" | xargs)
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suggestion (bug_risk): Check that version.txt exists before processing.

This will produce a clearer error if version.txt is missing and make the script more robust.

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input_file="$SCRIPT_DIR/version.txt"
# Чтение строк
old_version=$(sed -n '1p' "$input_file" | xargs)
input_file="$SCRIPT_DIR/version.txt"
# Check if version.txt exists before processing
if [[ ! -f "$input_file" ]]; then
echo "$input_file does not exist."
exit 1
fi
# Чтение строк
old_version=$(sed -n '1p' "$input_file" | xargs)

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