A way to get closest tag from current commit

[ImUrX]

We are representing versioning with git and I want to do v1.0.0/commit_hash instead of just commit_hash. Maybe adding a new constant called LAST_TAG would be nice.
In git commands for doing this, git describe --abbrev=0 HEAD should work out.

[baoyachi]

👍

[baoyachi]

@ImUrX Maybe you want use this git commands: git describe --tags --abbrev=0

[ImUrX]

Do you mind telling me the difference?

[baoyachi]

@ImUrX When I use this commands on my mac os :git describe --abbrev=0 HEAD, it's make error

➜  shadow-rs git:(master) git describe --abbrev=0 HEAD
fatal: No annotated tags can describe '57280c4a24b3b9a24feec5dfc09b5066cac7fde8'.
However, there were unannotated tags: try --tags.

Then add --tags exec ok

➜  shadow-rs git:(master) git describe --tags --abbrev=0 HEAD
v0.20.1
➜  shadow-rs git:(master)

Git version

➜  shadow-rs git:(master) git version
git version 2.39.2
➜  shadow-rs git:(master)

[baoyachi]

@ImUrX So, Do you still anticipate the LAST_TAG feature?

If you are looking forward to this feature, I can complete it.

[ImUrX]

Yeah, it would be nice having it!

[baoyachi]

@ImUrX Now, you can upgrade new version by use LAST_TAG feature.

shadow-rs = "0.21.0"