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yarn version check

Plugin

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

Check that all the relevant packages have been bumped.

Usage

$> yarn version check

Examples

Check whether the modified packages need a bump :

yarn version check

Options

Definition
Description

-i,--interactive

Open an interactive interface used to set version bumps

Details

Warning: This command currently requires Git.

This command will check that all the packages covered by the files listed in argument have been properly bumped or declined to bump.

In the case of a bump, the check will also cover transitive packages - meaning that should Foo be bumped, a package Bar depending on Foo will require a decision as to whether Bar will need to be bumped. This check doesn't cross packages that have declined to bump.

In case no arguments are passed to the function, the list of modified files will be generated by comparing the HEAD against master.