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How to release |FOURC| | ||
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.. note:: | ||
This section is only relevant for the maintainers of the repository. | ||
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|FOURC| is released regularly on GitHub. This section describes the | ||
administrative tasks that need to be performed for publishing a release on GitHub. Releases are | ||
managed and created by @4C-multiphysics/maintainer. | ||
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1. Check whether all changes that should be part of the release are merged into the ``main``-branch. | ||
2. Update the version number in the ``VERSION`` file in the repo. The version scheme is ``YYYY.I.PATCH``, where ``YYYY`` is the year of the release, ``I`` is the number of the release in the year, and ``PATCH`` is the patch number. ``I`` starts at 1 for the first release of the year and is incremented for each release. ``PATCH`` is typically ``0`` and incremented on demand. Typically, this step only involves removing the ``-dev`` suffix from the version. | ||
3. Pick a commit from ``main``-branch where all nightly tests have passed and the above points are satisfied. | ||
4. Create a new branch from the commit chosen in the previous step. The branch should be named ``release/YYYY.I.x``. Note, since all patches are maintained on this branch, the name does not contain the respective patch number. | ||
5. Create a new release on GitHub. The tag name should be ``vYYYY.I.PATCH`` and the release title should be ``4C version vYYYY.I.PATCH``. The release notes might contain a summary of the changes since the last release or a description of the fixed bugs in a PATCH release. | ||
6. Update the tags of the all docker images, e.g., ``4c`` and ``4c-dependencies-ubuntu24.04``. Add the tag ``YYYY.I.PATCH`` to the images, and ``latest`` if it is the latest release. You can tag an image with the following commands locally: | ||
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.. code-block:: shell | ||
docker pull ghcr.io/4c-multiphysics/4c:{version} | ||
docker tag ghcr.io/4c-multiphysics/4c:{version} ghcr.io/4c-multiphysics/4c:YYYY.I.PATCH | ||
docker push ghcr.io/4c-multiphysics/4c:YYYY.I.PATCH | ||
7. Prepare the next release in the `VERSION` file in the repo by incrementing the number of the release, resetting the patch number to `0` and adding the suffix `-dev`. | ||
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.. note:: | ||
For a PATCH-release, only the steps 4 to 6 are necessary. Commits are typically added to the ``main`` | ||
branch and cherry-picked to the release branch. That ensures that the main branch is fixed and the | ||
PATCH itself is still comptabile with all projects consuming a specific version of |FOURC|. |