Bob
Bob is a build tool that can help with invoking a couple of scripts, passing some sensible arguments to them.
What does it do?
It has two arguments: build and release.
They both call scripts in the current repository, which is assumed to be a Git repository.
The scripts are scripts/build.cmd and scripts/release.cmd respectively.
Example
I cd my way to C:\Projects-Rebus\Rebus.AutoScaling which is where Rebus' auto-scaling plugin resides.
Then I
C:\Projects-Rebus\Rebus.AutoScaling>bob build
which outputs something like this:
EXEC> C:\Projects-Rebus\Rebus.AutoScaling\scripts\build.cmd Rebus.AutoScaling 2.0.0
OK :)
indicating that scripts/build.cmd was invoked with the name of the project and a version as arguments.
The name of the project is deduced from the name of the directory, and the version is extracted from a
CHANGELOG.md file which is assumed to reside in the root of the repository.
The changelog is assumed to follow this format:
## <semver-version>
* changelog line
* changelog line
## <semver-version>
* changelog line
* changelog line
etc.