- Manually trigger the release workflow to verify that it still works.
- Run
git cliff {previous version}... - Copy output into
CHANGELOG.mdand edit as necessary. - The header for the release must be just the version number that is going to be released.
- If in doubt, run the awk command from
release.yml
- If in doubt, run the awk command from
- Change version in workspace
Cargo.toml - Search for
version = "{old version}"for other places to update. - Ensure that the above changes are merged into the main repository.
- Sync local repo to upstream
main. i.e. no uncommitted changes. - Run
cargo publishfor each package. - Trigger the github release action by pushing a tag for the version number.
git tag 0.6.0 # Where "0.6.0" is the number in Cargo.toml
git push origin refs/tags/0.6.0That should trigger the release.yml workflow in GitHub. You can follow its progress in the
Actions tab in GitHub.
When complete, it should create the release in Releases.
Maintainers can then edit the release notes associated with the release.
If everything looks good, publish the release.
Update wild-action.