Yet another bump module, but this works exactly like the grunt-bump one, but without grunt
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bumpery is a lightweight Node.js tool for versioning and releasing packages, designed as a Grunt-free alternative to grunt-bump. It allows users to automatically bump version numbers, commit changes, create tags, and push updates, making it ideal for developers who want a simple, standalone solution for package management.
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