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danehans opened this issue Feb 5, 2025 · 2 comments
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Release Automation #290

danehans opened this issue Feb 5, 2025 · 2 comments
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danehans commented Feb 5, 2025

The current release process is manual and error-prone. To automate this process, the following topics should be addressed:

  • Define repo conventions to support automating the release, e.g. commit messages, changelog, version file, etc. Follow Conventional Commits for Commit Messages #289 tracks the need to establish commit message conventions to support release notes automation.
  • Create or use a tool (script, go code, etc.) to automate the steps of the release process. After a quick search for potential tools, release-please is an interesting option that also provides a GitHub action.
  • Audit the current release process for best practices and potential optimizations.
  • Evaluate whether surfacing the release process in a GitHub issue template is the best option instead of RELEASE.md, the web docs, or other mechanisms (xref).
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danehans commented Feb 5, 2025

cc: @linsun @dhawton

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danehans commented Feb 5, 2025

#291 adds initial release automation.

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