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Deployment Guide

This document describes the workflow for deploying a Plugin update from GitHub to wordpress.org.

Merge Pull Requests

Merge the approved Pull Request(s) to the main branch.

An approved Pull Request is when a PR passes all tests and has been approved by one or more reviewers.

Generate Localization File and Action/Filter Documentation

On your local machine, switch to the main branch.

Run the .scripts/build.sh script, which will:

Update the Plugin's Version Number

We follow Semantic Versioning.

  • In wp-convertkit.php, change the Version header to the new version number.
  • In wp-convertkit.php, change the CONVERTKIT_PLUGIN_VERSION constant to the new version number.

Update the Plugin's readme.txt Changelog

Provide meaningful, verbose updates to the Changelog, in the following format:

### x.x.x yyyy-mm-dd
* Added: Text Editor: Quicktag Buttons for inserting ConvertKit Forms and Custom Content
* Fix: Integration: Contact Form 7: If Contact Form 7 Form is mapped to a ConvertKit Form, send the data to ConvertKit if form validation passes but Contact Form 7 could or could not send an email

Generic changelog items such as Fix: Various bugfixes or Several edge-case bug fixes should be avoided. They don't tell users (or us, as developers) what took place in this version.

Each line in the changelog should start with Added or Fix.

Commit Changes

Commit the updated files, which should comprise of:

  • languages/convertkit.pot
  • readme.txt
  • wp-convertkit.php
  • ACTIONS-FILTERS.md

Create a New Release

Create a New Release, completing the following:

  • Choose a tag: Click this button and enter the new version number (e.g. 1.9.6)
  • Release title: The version number (e.g. 1.9.6)
  • Describe this release: The changelog entered in the readme.txt file for this new version:

New Release Screen

Publish the Release

When you're happy with the above, click Publish Release.

This will then trigger the deploy.yml workflow, which will upload this new version to the wordpress.org repository, making it available to download / update for WordPress users.

Any Composer packages included in the composer.json's require section will be included in the deployment. Packages in the require-dev section are not included.

The release will also be available to view on the Releases section of this GitHub repository.