cocoapods-use-latest-tag

cocoapods-use-latest-tag will one key to change Podfile, check and use the latest tag for this Pod. It will save your time when you want to change every Pod to use the latest tag for release your main project.

$ gem install cocoapods-use-latest-tag

pod use-latest-tag will display a list of Pods that changed by this command.

$ pod use-latest-tag
~KNConvergeBill, ~SuiNetworking
[!] 2 Pods has been changed to use the latest tag. Please double check the Podfile's changes.

The symbol before each Pod name indicates the status of the Pod. A ~ indicates there is newest tag can be used. Pods that don't require an update will not be listed.

Verbose mode shows a bit more detail:

$ pod use-latest-tag --verbose
KNConvergeBill current_branch: master -> latest_tag: 2.0.3
SuiNetworking current_tag: 3.1.0 -> latest_tag: 3.1.3
[!] 2 Pods has been changed to use the latest tag. Please double check the Podfile's changes.

If no Pods are out of date, then the output looks like:

$ pod use-latest-tag
The Podfile's dependencies all use latest tag.

If any Pods are out of date, pod use-latest-tag will exit with a non-zero exit code. Otherwise it will exit with an exit code of zero.

cocoapods-use-latest-tag is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.