BumpOptions

Struct BumpOptions 

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pub struct BumpOptions {
    pub crate_dir: CrateDir,
    pub old_version: Version,
    pub new_version: Version,
    pub dependencies: Vec<CrateDir>,
    pub dry: bool,
}
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Options for version bumping. BumpOptions manages the details necessary for the version bump process for crates. This includes the directory of the crate whose version is being bumped, the old and new version numbers, and the set of dependencies of that crate.

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§crate_dir: CrateDir

crate_dir - The directory of the crate which you want to bump the version of. This value is represented by CrateDir which indicates the directory of the crate.

§old_version: Version

old_version - The version of the crate before the bump. It’s represented by Version which denotes the old version number of the crate.

§new_version: Version

new_version - The version number to assign to the crate after the bump. It’s also represented by Version which denotes the new version number of the crate.

§dependencies: Vec<CrateDir>

dependencies - This is a vector containing the directories of all the dependencies of the crate. Each item in the dependencies vector indicates a CrateDir directory of a single dependency.

§dry: bool

dry - A boolean indicating whether to do a “dry run”. If set to true, a simulated run is performed without making actual changes. If set to false, the operations are actually executed. This is useful for validating the process of bumping up the version or for testing and debugging.

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impl Clone for BumpOptions

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fn clone(&self) -> BumpOptions

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for BumpOptions

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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