cargo-version-sync
Cargo subcommand for keeping the version numbers in sync with Cargo.toml
Experimental
shell-session
$ cargo install cargo-version-sync
At first, add fields to Cargo.toml for specifying files to rewrite the version numbers by cargo version-sync:
```toml [[package.metadata.version-sync.replacements]] file = "README.md" replacers = [ { type = "builtin", target = "markdown" }, { type = "regex", search = "https://deps.rs/crate/{{name}}/[a-z0-9\.-]+", replace = "https://deps.rs/crate/{{name}}/{{version}}" }, ]
[[package.metadata.version-sync.replacements]] file = "src/lib.rs" replacers = [ { type = "builtin", target = "html-root-url" }, ] ```
Then run the command cargo version-sync to rewrite version numbers:
shell-session
$ cargo version-sync
cargo-version-sync can also be used as a library used in integration tests.
First, add the dependency to the member of [dev-dependencies]:
toml
[dev-dependencies]
cargo-version-sync = { version = "0.0.2", default-features = false }
Then, add a test case in your integration test as follows:
```rust extern crate cargoversionsync;
fn testversionsync() { cargoversionsync::assertversionsync(); } ```
When there are some files that have not updated the version numbers, the integration test fails as follows:
```command $ cargo test ... running 1 test test testversionsync ... FAILED
failures:
---- testversionsync stdout ---- The version number(s) are not synced in the following files: