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I use setuptools_scm which sets the version based on the last tag found. To increment the version, say 1.2.3 to 1.3.0, I tag the next commit with v1.3.0-dev which increments the version.
My current very hacky workaround involves using options.tag_filter_pattern to filter the tags I want. Here's what I did to match version tags that don't end in -dev:
Hello! Is there a way to exclude certain tags?
I use setuptools_scm which sets the version based on the last tag found. To increment the version, say 1.2.3 to 1.3.0, I tag the next commit with
v1.3.0-dev
which increments the version.My current very hacky workaround involves using options.tag_filter_pattern to filter the tags I want. Here's what I did to match version tags that don't end in
-dev
:Two potential solutions that I thought of:
^v.*(?<!-dev)$
)-dev
)Environment
OS: Windows 10
git-chglog version: 0.15.1
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