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Right now you can execute a command into the prepare phase but you are right, it might not be sufficient for some cases.
If the point is simply to simply send something after the bump and publish phase, you can do:
[commands]prepare = do something
For the git push and git push --tags, this is already handled by bumpr with the push parameter which is exactly doing that.
I'm going to work to improve the situation.
It might be coming for the 1.0.0 which is going to be a refactor. The main point is to use a yaml description which allows to easily store lists (which is required to properly specify a list of commands or replacement).
I would really like, and I expect other users of bumpr too, a hook to execute any command(s) we like after running bumpr.
Examples:
These hooks should be "after" the version bump.
I tried the "commands" feature of bumpr and it did not work (executed probably before the bump and not after)
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