version_bot | A simple service to keep track of build numbers

version_bot is a Ruby library. version_bot has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Ever need a way to keep track of build numbers? For instance, Apple's TestFlight requires each build to have a new build number that is greater than the last. Not to mention, it's helpful to be able to find the exact code that was used for a particular build when an issue came up. You could store a build number locally, or even use the number of comits, but if you have multiple people creating builds accross multiple branches, it can get really complicated really quick. version_bot is a simple service that keeps track of your build numbers for you on a globally accessable server. You can use the public instance to quickly start tracking your builds. Builds are tracked by identifier and a public version number, so builds of one app or version will not be confused with others. If you want to keep your build numbers private, you can use a secret identifier (for instance, on the Mac you can use uuidgen) or you could run your own instance of the server on your super secret VPN encrypted enterprise grade intranet thingy.