Pull as part of finalize_version()

[krlmlr]

• [ ] Add commit_version(pull = FALSE)
  • With pull = TRUE we would fetch always and always uncommit + commit if behind master
• [ ] Use pull = push in finalize_version()

Only if a remote is defined.

[maelle]

I've started working on a PR #408 but I need more info on what you mean by

With pull = TRUE we would fetch always and always uncommit + commit if behind master

If there are more commits on the remote branch

• there might be conflicts, in that case error?
• if not just rebase?
• what means uncommit here? In the code there's uncommit if the last commit was a bump. Here which commits do you think should be undone, the ones from the remote?

[krlmlr]

We can try the equivalent of git pull --rebase and see how this works out.

[maelle]

there's relevant code in #408

[krlmlr]

Perhaps we a higher-level wrapper around pull + bump_version() + finalize_version() ?

06cba7f1b641d654ff1b76324f109f07ba4975a0

[maelle]

what would it be called?

Words that come to mind: update (not clear with update_news()), commit (:upside_down_face: ), sync.

[krlmlr]

advance() ?

[krlmlr]

Not too important, since we now have the GHA workflow.