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(all commands are fish commands, adapt as needed)
(all commands are fish commands, adapt as needed)
* For kdevelop, kdev-python, kdev-php: go to stable branch, don't forget to pull, edit CMakeLists.txt with the new version number. Don't create a tag. Commit and push.
* For kdevelop, kdev-python, kdev-php:
* Create tarballs and tags with releaseme:  
** go to stable branch, e.g.: <code>git checkout 5.6</code>
** set VERSION 5.2.4; for application in kdev-python kdev-php kdevelop; ruby tarme.rb --version $VERSION --origin stable $application; ruby tagme.rb --version $VERSION; end
** don't forget to pull: <code>git pull --rebase</code>
* Sign:
** edit CMakeLists.txt with the new version number, e.g.: <code>project(KDevelop VERSION 5.6.1)</code>
** for file in *.tar.xz; gpg --detach-sign --armor $file; end
** edit <code>org.kde.*.metainfo.xml</code> and add a short release note, e.g.: <code><release version="5.6.1" date="2020-12-08"/></code>
* When built, get the AppImage: http://home.kfunk.org:8080/job/kdevelop-appimage-centos/
** Don't create a tag. Commit and push.
* Create tarballs and tags with releaseme:
 
    VERSION=5.6.1
    cs releaseme
    for application in kdev-python kdev-php kdevelop; do
        ./tarme.rb --version $VERSION --origin stable $application
        ./tagme.rb --version $VERSION
    done
 
* Update version.ini to have the new tarball version and default target, commit and push:
* Update version.ini to have the new tarball version and default target, commit and push:
** kde:craft-blueprints-kde/extragear/kdevelop/version.ini  
** kde:craft-blueprints-kde/extragear/kdevelop/version.ini  
* When built, get the new windows installers:
* Build AppImage locally, using https://invent.kde.org/mwolff/kf5-appimage-centos7/-/tree/master/ , then sign:
** https://binary-factory.kde.org/job/KDevelop_Release_win32/
** gpg2 --armor --detach-sign -o KDevelop-$VERSION-x86_64.AppImage.sig KDevelop-$VERSION-x86_64.AppImage
* When built, get the new windows installers (needs someone to confirm they work):
** https://binary-factory.kde.org/job/KDevelop_Release_win64/
** https://binary-factory.kde.org/job/KDevelop_Release_win64/
* Upload all of them either using ftp + filing a sysadmin ticket, or directly: make directory structure, sign files, then
* Upload all of them either using ftp + filing a sysadmin ticket, or directly: see "Self-Uploading to Download Server"
** scp *AppImage* ftpadmin@racnoss.kde.org:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/linux/
 
** scp *.tar.xz* ftpadmin@racnoss.kde.org:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/src/
    VERSION=5.6.1
** scp *.exe* ftpadmin@racnoss.kde.org:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/windows/
    kdecp5 kdev*$VERSION*.xz{,.sig} ftp://upload.kde.org/incoming
 
* check Stable builds on binary-factory.kde.org to cover the current stable branch
** adapt sysadmin/binary-factory-tooling/craft/enabled-projects.yaml
 
===Self-Uploading to Download Server===
 
set VERSION 5.2.4
# on milonia make the new release directory
ssh ftpadmin@milonia.kde.org "mkdir -p /home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/src && mkdir -p /home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/linux && mkdir -p /home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/windows"
scp *.tar.xz* ftpadmin@milonia.kde.org:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/src/
scp *AppImage* [email protected]:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/linux/
scp *.exe* ftpadmin@milonia.kde.org:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/windows/


==Checklist==
==Checklist==
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This list explains how to perform the release from the management point of view.
This list explains how to perform the release from the management point of view.
This checklist should be processed in the respective order.
This checklist should be processed in the respective order.
* When release date is clear, email release-team@ and translators [email protected]


* Website
* Website
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** Add new milestones in bugzilla
** Add new milestones in bugzilla


* Publishing  
* Pre-Publishing  
** Alert KDE Promo team to forthcoming release announce #kde-promo or Telegram group
** Upload tarball to KDE FTP (see ftp://upload.kde.org/README)
** Upload tarball to KDE FTP (see ftp://upload.kde.org/README)
** File sysadmin ticket to publish files
** File sysadmin ticket to publish files, specify directory should be kept hidden
** Wait for it to be uploaded
** Wait for it to be uploaded
** e-mail release-team@ to tell distros to start packaging
* Publishing
** File sysadmin ticket to publish files publically, chmod 755 the download directory on milonia


* When files are uploaded
* When files are uploaded
** Update download page on the website (https://www.kdevelop.org/download)
** Update download page on the website (https://www.kdevelop.org/download)
** Publish release announcement on the website
** Publish release announcement on the website
** Coordinate with KDE Promo team putting on social media and Dot as appropriate
** Share blog post on Reddit/Hackernews/Twitter/whatever
** Share blog post on Reddit/Hackernews/Twitter/whatever
** Mail release announcement to kde-announce-apps@ & kdevelop@ & kdevelop-devel@
** Mail release announcement to kde-announce-apps@ & kdevelop@ & kdevelop-devel@
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* Optional stuff
* Optional stuff
** Update Wikipedia (release date, feature comparison)
** Update Wikipedia (release date, feature comparison): https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q468841, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KDevelop
** Update screenshots (website, kde.org, kde-apps, freshmeat, facebook)
** Update screenshots (website, kde.org, kde-apps, freshmeat, facebook)
** Update OpenHub (app icon/logo)
** Update OpenHub (app icon/logo)
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Step 1: tarballing
Step 1: tarballing
  ./tarme.rb --version 5.0 --origin 5.0 kdevplatform
  ./tarme.rb --version 5.3 --origin 5.3 kdevelop


Step 2: tagging
Step 2: tagging
  ./tagme.rb 5.0.0
  ./tagme.rb 5.3.0


Rinse & repeat for kdevelop, kdev-php, kdev-python
Rinse & repeat for kdev-php, kdev-python


Upload the tarballs to the KDE FTP and notify the sysadmins:
Upload the tarballs to the KDE FTP and notify the sysadmins:
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Also add the sha256sum of the tarballs to the sysadmin ticket; also tell where sysadmins should upload the tarballs.  
Also add the sha256sum of the tarballs to the sysadmin ticket; also tell where sysadmins should upload the tarballs.  
* Example destination: http://download.kde.org/stable/kdevelop/5.0.0/src/
* Example destination: http://download.kde.org/stable/kdevelop/5.3.0/src/

Latest revision as of 20:07, 11 December 2020

Release process for publishing a new KDevelop version

HowTo

This list explains how to obtain release artifacts.

(all commands are fish commands, adapt as needed)

  • For kdevelop, kdev-python, kdev-php:
    • go to stable branch, e.g.: git checkout 5.6
    • don't forget to pull: git pull --rebase
    • edit CMakeLists.txt with the new version number, e.g.: project(KDevelop VERSION 5.6.1)
    • edit org.kde.*.metainfo.xml and add a short release note, e.g.: <release version="5.6.1" date="2020-12-08"/>
    • Don't create a tag. Commit and push.
  • Create tarballs and tags with releaseme:
   VERSION=5.6.1
   cs releaseme
   for application in kdev-python kdev-php kdevelop; do
       ./tarme.rb --version $VERSION --origin stable $application
       ./tagme.rb --version $VERSION
   done
   VERSION=5.6.1
   kdecp5 kdev*$VERSION*.xz{,.sig} ftp://upload.kde.org/incoming
  • check Stable builds on binary-factory.kde.org to cover the current stable branch
    • adapt sysadmin/binary-factory-tooling/craft/enabled-projects.yaml

Self-Uploading to Download Server

set VERSION 5.2.4
# on milonia make the new release directory
ssh [email protected] "mkdir -p /home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/src && mkdir -p /home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/linux && mkdir -p /home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/windows"
scp *.tar.xz* [email protected]:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/src/
scp *AppImage* [email protected]:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/linux/
scp *.exe* [email protected]:/home/ftpadmin/stable/kdevelop/$VERSION/bin/windows/

Checklist

This list explains how to perform the release from the management point of view. This checklist should be processed in the respective order.

  • Website
    • Prepare release announcement for kdevelop.org (don't publish yet)
  • Repositories (needs to be done for each repository we release)
    • Verify unit tests are working
    • Using the ReleaseMe script (see next paragraph)
      • Generate tarballs
      • Tag the version
    • Adjust codebase for next dev cycle
  • Bugzilla
    • Add new versions in bugzilla
    • Add new milestones in bugzilla
  • Pre-Publishing
    • Alert KDE Promo team to forthcoming release announce #kde-promo or Telegram group
    • Upload tarball to KDE FTP (see ftp://upload.kde.org/README)
    • File sysadmin ticket to publish files, specify directory should be kept hidden
    • Wait for it to be uploaded
    • e-mail release-team@ to tell distros to start packaging
  • Publishing
    • File sysadmin ticket to publish files publically, chmod 755 the download directory on milonia
  • When files are uploaded
    • Update download page on the website (https://www.kdevelop.org/download)
    • Publish release announcement on the website
    • Coordinate with KDE Promo team putting on social media and Dot as appropriate
    • Share blog post on Reddit/Hackernews/Twitter/whatever
    • Mail release announcement to kde-announce-apps@ & kdevelop@ & kdevelop-devel@
    • Update IRC channel topic

More information can be found here: https://community.kde.org/ReleasingSoftware

Using ReleaseMe

Setup:

git clone kde:releaseme
cd releaseme
cat README.md

Step 1: tarballing

./tarme.rb --version 5.3 --origin 5.3 kdevelop

Step 2: tagging

./tagme.rb 5.3.0

Rinse & repeat for kdev-php, kdev-python

Upload the tarballs to the KDE FTP and notify the sysadmins:

Also add the sha256sum of the tarballs to the sysadmin ticket; also tell where sysadmins should upload the tarballs.