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I recently setup Conventional Commits for my repo and I was wondering if I could somehow use the comment of the commit which for that file is just the version since the repo does not yet have releases ready as it's still heavily WIP but I would still like to display the current "version" just as some sort of a progress update. Basically make it so it says "version" | {commitComment} for a specific file. |
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I don't remember us having such a badge, but you could look into using the Dynamic Regex Badge to extract the version from a file in the project or use one of the existing version badges to extract a version as well, for example we provide a badge to extract npm version from the pacakge.json file on GitHub. If you could provide an example for where the version is also mentioned we might be able to solve this another way. |
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I don't remember us having such a badge, but you could look into using the Dynamic Regex Badge to extract the version from a file in the project or use one of the existing version badges to extract a version as well, for example we provide a badge to extract npm version from the pacakge.json file on GitHub.
If you could provide an example for where the version is also mentioned we might be able to solve this another way.