Task•7mo ago

is it possible to set vars in cmds?

I need a run a command before vars are defined, it this possible? for example:

pkg-manager bump patch
VERSION=$(pkg-manager get current version)
git commit -m "bump: {{.VERSION}}"
git tag "v{{.VERSION}}" -m "v{{.VERSION}}"

pkg-manager bump patch
VERSION=$(pkg-manager get current version)
git commit -m "bump: {{.VERSION}}"
git tag "v{{.VERSION}}" -m "v{{.VERSION}}"

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trim21OP•7mo ago

this can be done by adding a internal task:

  bump:
    cmds:
      - poetry version {{.CLI_ARGS}}
      - git add pyproject.toml
      - task: bump-commit

  bump-commit:
    internal: true
    vars:
      VERSION:
        sh: poetry version -s
    cmds:
      - 'git commit -m "bump: {{.VERSION}}"'
      - 'git tag "v{{.VERSION}}" -m "v{{.VERSION}}"'

  bump:
    cmds:
      - poetry version {{.CLI_ARGS}}
      - git add pyproject.toml
      - task: bump-commit

  bump-commit:
    internal: true
    vars:
      VERSION:
        sh: poetry version -s
    cmds:
      - 'git commit -m "bump: {{.VERSION}}"'
      - 'git tag "v{{.VERSION}}" -m "v{{.VERSION}}"'

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is it possible to set vars in cmds?