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- Added support for reading version from version.txt and commit.txt files - Added support for reading version from composer.json - Improved error handling and fallback mechanisms - Added better documentation and type hints - Improved code formatting and consistency
- Standardized indentation to 2 spaces for consistency - Improved code readability with proper spacing - Fixed string concatenation formatting
- Added comprehensive FTP deployment template for GitHub Actions - Included detailed README with setup instructions and best practices - Added support for automatic version file generation - Included rollback and notification features
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Updated Pull Request: FTP Deployment Support and Versioning Enhancements
Summary
This PR introduces FTP deployment support and enhances versioning capabilities, making the package more versatile for various deployment scenarios.