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git push upstream 2.xxx | git push upstream 2.xxx | ||
Revision as of 21:10, 8 September 2014
The following is just a preliminary proposal to simplify the Release Process. The aim is to keep it as simple as possible because there has been a lot of difficulty following the more sophisticated Release Process currently in place.
[Feature PRs] [Bugfix PRs] [ Emergency bug/regression fix PR]
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====*==*====*=====*=======*==========*====master=====*=========*============>
\ . . / . /
\ . . / . /
*--2.xx-------*---*---*----*---------------------*---*--------------->
\ \ \
[tag v2.xxx.0-b1] [tag v2.xxx.0] [tag v2.xxx.x]
| = pull request
\ = fork\tag
/ = merge
. = cherry-pick
Contributors
Just make pull requests to master.
Release Manager
Releases
Only the Release Manager needs to do this and they only need to do this during a scheduled feature freeze for an upcoming release. The feature freeze window should be kept short to minimize the work involved.
It's assumed they have a github.com/D-Programming-Language remote setup called "upstream" and master is up-to-date with it.
When a scheduled feature freeze for an upcoming release is to happen just create the versioned release branch:
git checkout -b 2.xxx master
git push upstream 2.xxx
As bugfixes come in cherry-pick them from master:
# while "2.xxx" is checked out
git cherry-pick <-m #> <commit-hash>
git push upstream 2.xxx
As each beta is made:
git tag -a v2.xxx.0-bx -m v2.xxx.0-bx 2.xxx
git push upstream v2.xxx.0-bx
When the final release has been built and is out the door:
git tag -a v2.xxx.0 -m v2.xxx.0 2.xxx
git push upstream v2.xxx.0
git push upstream 2.xxx
git checkout master
git merge 2.xxx
git push upstream master
Hotfixes
Hotfixes are emergency releases made because of some very serious bug or regression that cannot wait until the next release is made.
After the regression/bug fix comes in cherry-pick it from master:
# while the appropriate "2.xxx" is checked out
git cherry-pick <-m #> <commit-hash>
git push upstream 2.xxx
When the final hotfix release has been built and is out the door:
git tag -a v2.xxx.x -m v2.xxx.x 2.xxx
git push upstream v2.xxx.x
git push upstream 2.xxx
git checkout master
git merge 2.xxx
git push upstream master
