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Updated Release Process (markdown)

Tony Kuker 2023-04-22 19:55:39 -05:00
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Release-Process.md

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These operations are performed on an Ubuntu 22.04 x86_64 PC. You'll need sudo access and plenty of hard disk space.
# Verify that your username and email are configured properly # Verify that your username and email are configured properly
``` ```
# To see the current configuration # To see the current configuration
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Check that your changes are syntactically correct Check that your changes are syntactically correct
``` ```
cd cpp && make all -j4 make all -j4 -C ./cpp
``` ```
# Commit the version and create the tag # Commit the version and create the tag
``` ```
git commit -m "Update revision number for release" ./cpp/shared/rascsi_version.cpp git commit -m "Update revision number for release" ./cpp/shared/piscsi_version.cpp
# Note that each of the tag name's numbers should be 2 characters # Note that each of the tag name's numbers should be 2 characters
# Ex: the tag name for release 23.2.1 would be "v23.02.01 # Ex: the tag name for release 23.2.1 would be "v23.02.01
git tag -a v23.04.01 -m "PiSCSI version 23.02.01" git tag -a v23.04.01 -m "PiSCSI version 23.04.01"
git push origin v23.04.01 git push origin v23.04.01
``` ```
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Check that your changes are syntactically correct Check that your changes are syntactically correct
``` ```
cd cpp && make all -j4 make all -j4 -C ./cpp
# If this succeeds, commit to the develop branch # If this succeeds, commit to the develop branch
git commit -m "Update version for next development version" cpp/shared/piscsi_version.cpp git commit -m "Update version for next development version" cpp/shared/piscsi_version.cpp
git push origin develop git push origin develop
``` ```
# Update master with the new release # Update main with the new release
``` ```
git checkout master git checkout main
git pull git pull
# Merge in the new tag # Merge in the new tag
git merge v23.04.01 git merge v23.04.01
# Check that there are no conflicts (there shouldn't be) # Check that there are no conflicts (there shouldn't be)
git status git status
git push origin master git push origin main
``` ```
# Draft the release notes # Draft the release notes
Navigate to https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/releases and click Draft New Release Navigate to https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/releases and click Draft New Release.
Choose the new tag you just created. The release name should be **<<Month>> <<Year>> Release**. Example: [February 2023 Release](https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/releases/tag/v23.02.01) Choose the new tag you just created.
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34318535/233813523-5162aa1d-4cd0-4c51-ad88-7d4c8797ae35.png)
The release name should be **<<Month>> <<Year>> Release**. Example: [February 2023 Release](https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/releases/tag/v23.02.01)
Set the previous release, then generate the release notes
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34318535/233813583-ea092204-d1d8-492e-9694-f042e3c9af9a.png)
Set this as a pre-release, then publish
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/34318535/233813637-3fcfbb51-33de-4e44-8b72-5f1a5aa77feb.png)
# Review the release notes
Have the development team review the release notes as appropriate.
Copy the first few sections of the previous release notes and update as appropriate. Re-generate the translation statistics, etc. Copy the first few sections of the previous release notes and update as appropriate. Re-generate the translation statistics, etc.
Tag this as a pre-release!
# Create the RPi Image # Create the RPi Image
``` ```
cd ~ cd ~