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yarn version apply

Plugin

To use this command, first install the version plugin: yarn plugin import version

Apply all the deferred version bumps at once.

Usage

$> yarn version apply

Examples

Apply the version change to the local workspace :

yarn version apply

Apply the version change to all the workspaces in the local workspace :

yarn version apply --all

Options

Definition
Description

--all

Apply the deferred version changes on all workspaces

--dry-run

Print the versions without actually generating the package archive

--prerelease

Add a prerelease identifier to new versions

-R,--recursive

Release the transitive workspaces as well

--json

Format the output as an NDJSON stream

Details

This command will apply the deferred version changes and remove their definitions from the repository.

Note that if --prerelease is set, the given prerelease identifier (by default rc.%d) will be used on all new versions and the version definitions will be kept as-is.

By default only the current workspace will be bumped, but you can configure this behavior by using one of:

  • --recursive to also apply the version bump on its dependencies

  • --all to apply the version bump on all packages in the repository

Note that this command will also update the workspace: references across all your local workspaces, thus ensuring that they keep referring to the same workspaces even after the version bump.