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# Versioning
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## Overview
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This project uses a time-based versioning scheme: `year.month.sequential_number`.
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This scheme makes it easy to identify when a version was released and provides a clear order for releases within a given month.
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### Examples
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- `2024.12.01` – First release of December 2024.
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- `2024.12.02` – Second release of December 2024.
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- `2025.01.01` – First release of January 2025.
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## Files
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- **`VERSION`**: Contains the current version of the project as plain text.
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- **`bump_version.sh`**: A script to increment the version based on the current date and release sequence.
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- **`README.md`**: Documentation for the versioning process.
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## Versioning Rules
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1. The version format is `YYYY.MM.NN`, where:
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- `YYYY` is the current year.
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- `MM` is the current month (two digits).
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- `NN` is the sequential release number within the month (starting at `01`).
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2. On each new merge to the `main` branch:
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- If the month hasn’t changed, the sequential number (`NN`) is incremented.
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- If the month has changed, the sequential number resets to `01`.
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## Usage
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### Automatically Managed
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The versioning process is fully integrated into the workflow. Developers do not need to manually increment or manage versions.
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Simply push your changes, and the system will handle version updates and tagging automatically.
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### Access Version in Code
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The version is accessible in the ESPHome YAML configuration file (`TX-Ultimate-Easy-ESPHome_core.yaml`) using the following syntax:
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```yaml
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substitutions:
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version: <<: !include ../versioning/VERSION
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```
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This ensures the correct version is used directly in the ESPHome setup without requiring manual updates.
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## Benefits of this Versioning Approach
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1. **Clarity**: Each version is tied to a specific point in time, making it easy to track releases.
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2. **Automation**: The process is seamless and reduces manual effort.
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3. **Scalability**: Supports frequent releases while keeping the versioning system organized.
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4. **Traceability**: Git tags and the `VERSION` file ensure releases are well-documented and easily accessible.
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## Extending the System
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- Add more scripts to handle additional automation tasks, such as generating changelogs or notifying stakeholders of new releases.
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- Enhance the `bump_version.sh` script to support different versioning schemes if needed.
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- Integrate versioning information into your deployment pipelines to label builds with their corresponding version.
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### GitHub Actions Workflow Adjustment
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The GitHub Actions workflow for versioning runs only when changes are merged into the `main` branch, ensuring no premature version updates during PR creation.
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This behavior is automatically handled by the integrated workflow.
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