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Release Process

Release process:

Check out the latest code, or at the mark you want to release. While the CI system is solid, it's worthwhile to do a fresh repository clone, run a full build, and all the relevant tests before proceeding.

This process adds a tag into the GitHub repository, but not until we've made a commit that explicitly sets up the downloadable packages from GitHub release artifacts.

Steps:

  • Note the version you are intending to release. The version's tag number gets used in a number of places through this process. This example uses the version 0.1.0.
git tag 0.1.0
git push origin --tags
  • Open a browser and navigate to the URL that you can use to create a release on GitHub.

Oops, I made a mistake - what do I do?

If something in the process goes awry, don't worry - that happens. Do not attempt to delete or move any tsgs that you've made. Instead, just move on to the next semantic version and call it a day. For example, when I was testing this process, I learned about the unsafe flags constraint at the last minute. To resolve this, I repeated the process with the next tag 0.1.1 even though it didn't have any meaningful changes in the code.