Specifying pre-releases

Minor release that allows for specifying pre-releases (like betas and release candidates). Previously, it would specify the latest stable release, as that is the default returned value from the RubyGems API. If there is no pre-release version available on RubyGems, the latest stable release will be specified as before. To allow for pre-releases, use the --pre flag:

$ versionate --pre

Introducing command line options

Improves the command line client to accept options and sub-commands.

Supported sub-commands are:

• version: displays the current version of the gem
• process: processes a Gemfile (default command)

process can also take to options:

• --no-patch (or --patch which is default behaviour): Specify whether or not to keep the patch version
• --specifier: Takes a string value and prepends that specifier to the outputted versions

Basic versioning

Includes the most basic functionality, which is processing a Gemfile (or a file of any other name) and specify the latest released version of each gem after each line that has no specified version already (or any other form of versioning, like a github option or whatever).