Automatically increment patch version in config.xml.
All it does is increments value of version key. For example, 1.0.1 becomes 1.0.2.
Point to the directory with config.xml and cordova-auto-patch will do the rest.
The latest update does not break your previous code, but adds an option to manually set version number.
To do that, pass full version number in a string format as the second parameter.
npm install cordova-auto-patch --save
var patch = require('cordova-auto-patch');
// to autoincrement the patch part of the version
patch('./<path_to_config>/');
// to manually set the version
patch('./<path_to_config>/', '1.0.14');
Use it with your gulp or grunt cordova build tasks:
gulp.task('build', function() {
return gulp.src(<cordova project source path>)
.pipe(create())
.pipe(plugin(<add plugins>))
.pipe(patch(<cordova project source path>))
.pipe(cordova build())
.pipe(gulp.dest(<cordova project build path>));
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