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Release Guidelines

To release a new version of the Tool Versions Update Action follow the steps found in this file (using v1.2.3 as an example):

  1. Make sure that your local copy of the repository is up-to-date, sync:

    git checkout main
git pull origin main

    Or clone:

    git clone [email protected]:ericcornelissen/tool-versions-update-action.git

  2. Update the version number following Semantic Versioning:

    ./script/version-bump.sh [major|minor|patch]

    Or edit the .version file manually:

    - 1.2.2
+ 1.2.3

  3. Update the changelog:

    ./script/update-changelog.sh

    Or edit the CHANGELOG.md file manually. First, replace all instances of _No changes yet._ with _Version bump only._. Second, add the following after the ## [Unreleased] line, adjusting the version number for the release:

    ### `tool-versions-update-action`

- _No changes yet._

### `tool-versions-update-action/commit`

- _No changes yet._

### `tool-versions-update-action/pr`

- _No changes yet._

## [1.2.3] - YYYY-MM-DD

    The date should follow the year-month-day format where single-digit months and days should be prefixed with a 0 (e.g. 2022-01-01).

  4. Commit the changes to a new branch and push using:

    git checkout -b release-$(sha1sum .version | awk '{print $1}' | head -c 7)
git add .version CHANGELOG.md
git commit --message "Version bump"
git push origin release-$(sha1sum .version | awk '{print $1}' | head -c 7)

  5. Create a Pull Request to merge the new branch into main.

  6. Merge the Pull Request if the changes look OK and all continuous integration checks are passing.

  7. Immediately after the Pull Request is merged, sync the main branch:

    git checkout main
git pull origin main

  8. Create a git tag for the new version and push it:

    git tag "v$(cat .version)"
git push origin "v$(cat .version)"

    Note At this point, the continuous delivery automation may pick up and complete the release process. If not, or only partially, continue following the remaining steps.

  9. Update the v1 branch to point to the same commit as the new tag:

    git checkout v1
git merge main

  10. Push the v1 branch:

    git push origin v1

  11. Create a GitHub Release for the git tag of the new release. The release title should be "Release {version}" (e.g. "Release v1.2.3"). The release text should be identical.

    Ensure the version is published to the GitHub Marketplace as well.