Version Management
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A toolchain manager for Roblox developers to install and manage development tools like Rojo, Remodel, and DarkLua.
A tool to document and manage Xcode versions for projects and systems, ensuring consistent builds across teams.
A shell script tool for managing multiple Go versions by setting environment paths, inspired by rbenv and pyenv.
A Swift library for representing and comparing semantic version numbers following SemVer 2.0.0.
A GitHub Action for installing and caching Deno in CI/CD workflows.
A pre-configured Maven dependency management system for the Vert.x toolkit and its endorsed modules.
A Go package for CLI tools that automatically collects and displays version information in multiple formats.
A lightweight Java library for parsing, comparing, and validating semantic version strings with support for multiple range formats.
Compares a Rust crate's public API between branches, detects breaking changes, and suggests the next semantic version.
A GitHub Action to install and configure Julia for CI/CD workflows, supporting version ranges, architectures, and matrix testing.
Configuration files to make MySQL behave like newer or older MySQL releases.
An Ember CLI addon for automating version bumps, tagging, and publishing with configurable strategies and hooks.
A GitHub Action to increment semantic versions based on specified release types like major, minor, patch, or pre-release.
A Composer plugin that enables applying patches to any dependency package from any source.
A command-line tool for managing multiple Neo4j database instances with separate ports and versions.
A Deno tool to manage and update dependency versions across multiple registries.
Automatic version management and state recovery tool that works with any language and stores versions in git tags.
A lightweight Android library for executing version-specific procedures during app updates or new installations.
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