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Review release policy of conda-build #4754

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jezdez opened this issue Jan 26, 2023 · 1 comment
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Review release policy of conda-build #4754

jezdez opened this issue Jan 26, 2023 · 1 comment
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severity::4 low; functionality is inconvenient source::anaconda created by members of Anaconda, Inc. type::task indicates a change that doesn't pertain to the code itself, e.g. updating CI/CQ, rebuilding package

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jezdez commented Jan 26, 2023 •
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To streamline the conda-build releases, we need to review if the current release policy is matching the expectations by users and if we're still making effective use of versioning.

Especially with CEP 8 having been rolled out in conda, it'd be useful to understand if using it for conda-build would also work.

The outcome of this issue would be a plan of action to improve the release management of conda-build.
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We have successfully released conda-build in tandem with conda for several releases now (since March 2023). Tandem releases have been useful in identifying deprecation issues and even plugin issues. Our release process is also streamlined enough that we can successfully deliver two releases in tandem without major obstacles or delays.

The next step is to switch from conda-build's SemVer to CalVer, see #4975

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