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The RepoVersion is actually a project version and it covers all apps in a specific project. |
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We have a multi project repository which has the following state:
repoVersion = 23.0
The repoVersion property is not configured on project level, only on repo level.
We want to update the repoVersion only when there's a new major release.
Suppose we need to release a new feature in App 3 which relies on a change in App 1, we would like to update only the version numbers of those apps affected by the change.
So for example, our desired result would be:
But, when we use the Increment Version Number workflow, to achieve the above scenario, the following happens:
repoVersion = 23.0
App 1:
App 3:
So the repoVersion is added to the affected projects, something we don't want since it was already configured on repo level.
Also, any chance we could get a parameter to define if we want to update the repoVersion or not?
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