All Classes and Interfaces

Class	Description
AssignVersion	Assigns each project the version of the package that claims it.
Bump	How much of the version a set of commits moves.
BumpReducer	Reduces a range of commits to the single bump it implies.
Commit	One commit in the analysed range, with the paths it touched.
CommitMessageParser	Extracts the version-relevant facts from a raw commit message.
ConfigurationReader	Interprets release-please-config.json.
ConventionalCommit	A single commit reduced to the facts that affect the version.
ConventionalVersionException	A precondition the calculation cannot proceed without.
ConventionalVersionPlugin	Assigns every project in the build the version of the release-please package that claims it.
GitCommandRunner	Runs git in a directory and returns its standard output.
GitRepository	The repository reads the calculation needs, each one git command.
JsonObject	A parsed JSON object, read by key with the type each caller expects.
JsonParser	Parses one of release-please's files into a JsonObject.
LinkedGroup	A set of components release-please releases in lockstep.
LinkedVersionReconciler	Raises every member of a linked group to the highest version any member calculated.
ManifestReader	Interprets .release-please-manifest.json, the record of what has actually been released.
ReleaseConfiguration	The release layout of a repository: what is releasable, and what is held in lockstep.
ReleasePackage	One releasable unit, as release-please declares it.
RepositoryState	The repository facts the calculation needs, already gathered.
RepositoryStateReader	Gathers what the calculation needs, once per build, for every package at once.
RepositoryStateReader.PackageState	One package and the repository facts its own range yielded.
SemanticVersion	A major.minor.patch version, without pre-release or build metadata.
TagFormat	How release-please renders a release tag.
VersionCalculator	Turns gathered repository facts into a version, predicting what release-please will publish.
VersionCatalogue	Every package's version, and the answer for anything no package claims.
VersionCatalogue.PackageVersion	One package and what it resolved to.
VersionInfo	What the calculation concluded, readable from any project's build logic.
VersionPolicy	The inputs that change the calculated number, named after their release-please counterparts so a divergence between the two configurations is greppable.
VersionResult	The outcome of a calculation.
VersionValueSource	Reads git and release-please's configuration, then calculates every package's version.
VersionValueSource.Parameters