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Revision as of 22:58, 9 January 2022
This is an updated set of notes regarding a software release. It is tailored to a release of Hyrax, but the same process can be used for any of our code.
- Look for any tickets that have been bound to the label 'fix release x.y.z' and make sure those are completed. Use the Kanban board.
- When we are ready to release, follow the process outlined in the sections below.
- Once done, close the board
When we decide to release software
Use the developers at opendap.org list to send out notices to all the developers about pending releases.
Planned release
If this is a planned release, send out a notice at least two weeks in advance to anyone who likely has made changes to the software. More lead time is, of course, better. This will allow developers time to get their code and documentation changes into github and onto the master branch in time for the release.
Run Coverity!
Emergency releases
If this is an 'emergency' release, then send out a notice to developers as soon as the decision to release is made, since this will give a chance for other developers to lets us know if there are new changes in the master branch that are ready for release. if we don't get an email from those developers of a particular component, then we should assume that the code might not be 100% ready for release and we should use the version tagged with/for the last release if possible.
Maybe run Coverity - depends on the scope of the changes.
Release Prerequisites
Only start this process when hyrax-dependencies, libdap, bes and OLFS master branches all building and passing their tests.
Steps For A Major Release (ex: 1.16.x -> 1.17.0)
- Security Review for libdap, BES and OLFS Now Handled By TravisCI
- Write a new X.Y web page. See the web site admin notes for info about this. It has important information about the menu links. Base this on the previous release page's structure/content.
- Follow the remaining steps for a minor release (below).
Steps For A Minor Release (ex: 1.16.5 -> 1.16.6)
- Notes
- Committing and pushing the various changes made for the source releases will trigger a binary build and those binaries will have the version numbers made in the source distributions update.
- Perform these steps in the order stated as downstream activities rely on items created in earlier steps, such as the creation of the DOIs for libdap and BES are required when updating the OLFS README.md,
Perform the Jira Release Process
hyrax-dependencies: Source Release For hyrax-dependencies
libdap: Source Release for libdap
BES: Source Release for BES
OLFS: Source and Binary release for OLFS
Signing And Publishing C++ Binary Distributions
- Note: This was already done for the java OLFS in the previous steps.
Build And Publish Docker Images For The Release
Install the new server on test.opendap.org
Update The Hyrax Release Web Page
Send out a notice.
Time to complete by release
Update and of the release checklists and the 'Time to complete...' information below.
- Hyrax 1.12.2: The total time was planned as 3w 1d 5h and turned out as 1w 2d 2h 10m.
- Hyrax 1.15.1: 3d calendar time
- Hyrax 1.16.2: 3d effort