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Publishing a new release

  1. Make sure your code works!
  2. Update package.json version
  3. Make sure package.json's repository.url key references correct repository
  4. Ensure application builds correctly with npm run build:[windows/linux]
  5. Expose GH_TOKEN environment var with your Github token (build/publish.sh asks for it)
  6. Build and publish with npm run publish:[windows/linux]
    • Optionally just use build/publish.sh, however that only works on Linux/Systems with a /bin/sh file, it also checks whether all files have been localized, and that the version numbers have been updated
  7. Edit the draft release message and publish the new release!

CI release

If you don't want to build releases yourself, you can make GitHub build them for you!

  1. Make sure your code works!
  2. Update package.json version
  3. Make sure package.json's repository.url key references correct repository
  4. Ensure application builds correctly with npm run build:[windows/linux]
  5. Create a prerelease with newest version name
    • Creating the prerelease will trigger CI, that will build all executables
    • You can use build time to update release notes :)
  6. When all binaries have been uploaded to the prerelease, you can publish it!