Filip Noetzel

You could use a hash instead of a timestamp..

Nice. I was also thinking about some `git describe` integration (especially for presuming `current_version` if there is none given explicitly). What's your opinion on using the flag `--annotate` instead of...

Sorry, I meant naming the flag for bumpversion `--annotate`, as in `bumpversion --annotate "myfancyproject v{new_version}"` Sure, `--sign` should also be supported.

Another option, maybe achieving both with more configurability: What about keeping that generic (looking at about mercurial support, which I don't know that well) and providing a `--git-tag-options "--sign --annotate...

Maybe check whether mercurial supports a similar workflow first. I'd like to keep general configuration generic and special configuration special. Sent from my pocket calculator Am 22.04.2013 um 12:50 schrieb...

@ekohl, you're right. this is a long-standing feature wish. I'm not using annotated tags myself, so getting this right involves a bit of research for me (how are people using...

Yes, I'm also not in favor of exposing raw options. Simplicity is king, but so is a universal, versatile, complete solution. @ekohl If you urgently need this, I'd be happy...

Sounds great, looking forward to it!

Bumpversion uses ConfigParser underneath to read and write the configuration (both `.bumpversion.cfg` and `setup.cfg`). While I certainly have some influence on how the files are read and written (as in...

Yes, ConfigParser rewrites the whole file and I don't know if there's a way around that. After that initial "awful looking" rewriting commit, is there a "real" (you know I...