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Release Guide

The following guide details the release process and infrastructure.

Generating a Release Candidate

Overview

Determining the next version number

TODO description

Bumping The Version

The script automatically bumps the version of the project in the following locations to the new version.

  • package.json
  • lerna.json
  • [addons|apps|engines|tools]/*/package.json

Generating and Moving Static Assets

TODO description

Generating Release Notes

During a release, our automated script uses lerna changelog to generate release notes and add them to ./CHANGELOG.md by aggregating the commit messages and PR titles that have occurred since the prior minor or patch release. These messages are organized and presented utilizing CI the enforced labeling system.

  • :memo: security | 🔒 Security Improvement
  • :memo: feat | 🚀 Enhancement
  • :memo: bugfix | 🐛 Bug Fix
  • :memo: perf | ⚡ Performance
  • :memo: cleanup | 🚿 Deprecation Removal
  • :memo: deprecation | 🌲 New Deprecation
  • :memo: doc | 📝 Documentation
  • :memo: test | 🥅 Test
  • :memo: chore | 🏠 Internal

Tagging The Commit

Once the version has been bumped, static assets generated, and changelog updated a commit is generated to preserve these changes. That commit is then tagged with the same version number. The commit and the tag are then pushed to github to preserve the history of what we've published and when.

Generating A Release

Once the commit has been tagged, our script publishes the tag as a new Github Release with the associated release notes.

Deploying/Publishing New Versions

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