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Release Process
apimachinery
- Make sure
apimachinerymaster builds and create arelease-*branch.
apimachinery (master) $ ./hack/make.py
Downloading: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/appscode/libbuild/master/libbuild.py
Using existing version: github.appscode.libbuild.libbuild
Ungrouping imports of dir: api
Ungrouping imports of dir: client
Ungrouping imports of dir: pkg
goimports -w api client pkg
gofmt -s -w api client pkg
go build ./pkg/... ./api/... ./client/...
apimachinery (master) $ git checkout release-0.1
Switched to branch 'release-0.1'
apimachinery (release-0.1) $ git merge master
postgres
- Change the apimachinery dependency to
release-*branch - Revendor
glide slow - Make sure master branch compiles, commit any changes due to vendoring & push to origin master
- Create a matching
release-*branch - Apply a matching
X.Y.Ztag - Push to origin
release-*branch - Build and release docker image for pg operator.
- Go back to master branch and change the dependency on
apimachineryback to master branch.
postgres (master) $ glide slow
postgres (master) $ ./hack/make.py
postgres (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Vendor apimachinery release-0.1'
postgres (master) $ git push origin master
postgres (master) $ git checkout release-0.1
postgres (release-0.1) $ git merge master
postgres (release-0.1) $ git tag -fa 0.1.0
postgres (release-0.1) $ git push origin release-0.1 --tags
postgres (release-0.1) $ rm -rf dist
postgres (release-0.1) $ ./hack/docker/pg-operator/setup.sh; env APPSCODE_ENV=prod ./hack/docker/pg-operator/setup.sh release
postgres (release-0.1) $ git checkout master
postgres (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Start 0.2 development cycle'
postgres (master) $ git push origin master
elasticsearch
- Change the apimachinery dependency to
release-*branch - Revendor
glide slow - Make sure master branch compiles, commit any changes due to vendoring & push to origin master
- Create a matching
release-*branch - Apply a matching
X.Y.Ztag - Push to origin
release-*branch - Build and release docker image for pg operator.
- Go back to master branch and change the dependency on
apimachineryback to master branch.
elasticsearch (master) $ glide slow
elasticsearch (master) $ ./hack/make.py
elasticsearch (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Vendor apimachinery release-0.1'
elasticsearch (master) $ git push origin master
elasticsearch (master) $ git checkout release-0.1
elasticsearch (release-0.1) $ git merge master
elasticsearch (release-0.1) $ git tag -fa 0.1.0
elasticsearch (release-0.1) $ git push origin release-0.1 --tags
elasticsearch (release-0.1) $ rm -rf dist
elasticsearch (release-0.1) $ ./hack/docker/es-operator/setup.sh; env APPSCODE_ENV=prod ./hack/docker/es-operator/setup.sh release
elasticsearch (release-0.1) $ git checkout master
elasticsearch (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Start 0.2 development cycle'
elasticsearch (master) $ git push origin master
operator
- Change the
apimachinery& specific db operator dependency torelease-*branch - Revendor
glide slow - Make sure master branch compiles, commit any changes due to vendoring & push to origin master
- Create a matching
release-*branch - Apply a matching
X.Y.Ztag - Push to origin
release-*branch - Build and release docker image for pg operator.
- Go back to master branch and change the dependency on
apimachinery& specific db operator dependency back to master branch.
operator (master) $ glide slow
operator (master) $ ./hack/make.py
operator (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Vendor apimachinery & db operator release-0.1'
operator (master) $ git push origin master
operator (master) $ git checkout release-0.1
operator (release-0.1) $ git merge master
operator (release-0.1) $ git tag -fa 0.1.0
operator (release-0.1) $ git push origin release-0.1 --tags
operator (release-0.1) $ rm -rf dist
operator (release-0.1) $ ./hack/docker/setup.sh; env APPSCODE_ENV=prod ./hack/docker/setup.sh release
operator (release-0.1) $ git checkout master
operator (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Start 0.2 development cycle'
operator (master) $ git push origin master
cli
- Change the apimachinery dependency to
release-*branch - Revendor
glide slow - Make sure master branch compiles, commit any changes due to vendoring & push to origin master
- Create a matching
release-*branch - Apply a matching
X.Y.Ztag - Push to origin
release-*branch - Build and upload cli binaries to Github.
- Go back to master branch and change the dependency on
apimachineryback to master branch.
cli (master) $ glide slow
cli (master) $ ./hack/make.py
cli (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Vendor apimachinery release-0.1'
cli (master) $ git push origin master
cli (master) $ git checkout release-0.1
cli (release-0.1) $ git merge master
cli (release-0.1) $ git tag -fa 0.1.0
cli (release-0.1) $ git push origin release-0.1 --tags
cli (release-0.1) $ rm -rf dist
cli (release-0.1) $ env APPSCODE_ENV=prod ./hack/make.py build
cli (release-0.1) $ git checkout master
cli (master) $ git commit -a -m 'Start 0.2 development cycle'
cli (master) $ git push origin master