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Official card.io-iOS-SDK release

How to make an official card.io-iOS-SDK release:

  • To make any changes to acknowledgments.md, LICENSE.md, README.md, CardIO.podspec, or release_notes.txt, you'll find the original files in your card.io-iOS-SDK project's Release folder.
  • Update release_notes.txt with any public-facing changes.
  • Update CardIO.podspec to reflect the new version number. (Also double-check iOS version for spec.platform and spec.ios.deployment-target.)
  • Run fab build:outdir=~ (or specify some other output directory).
  • In the resulting directory, take a pass through all public-facing files (header files, release notes, etc.) to make sure they're up to date, clear, and perfect. Except for the card.io version number, which we'll fix in just a bit.
  • If needed, get someone else to read all public-facing files. Making them pretty and flawless is very important. :)
  • Test the generated library in a new project (e.g. the Sample App), as a sanity check.
  • Run pod lib lint to confirm that CardIO.podspec isn't broken. If it is, fix as necessary.
  • Tag the card.io-iOS-SDK commit used for the release. The convention for the tag is of the form "iOS_x.y.z". [Note to GUI-using people: make an annotated tag, via command line git tag -a iOS_x.y.z -m 'iOS_x.y.z'.]
  • Run the fab build:outdir=~ command again, and confirm that now the correct version number appears in the header files.
  • Merge and push to card.io-iOS-source master
  • Now we'll update the card.io-iOS-SDK repo:
    1. From the folder created by the second fab build you did, just a couple of steps ago, copy all files and folders to your local clone of the github.com card.io-iOS-SDK repo.
    2. Commit to your local clone of the github card.io-iOS-SDK repo with a commit message of the form "Release x.y.z".
    3. Tag the card.io-iOS-SDK commit used for the release. The convention for the tag is of the form "x.y.z". [Note to GUI-using people: make an annotated tag, via command line git tag -a x.y.z -m x.y.z.]
    4. Push to github.com card.io-iOS-SDK.
  • Next, we'll create the "Release" on github.com:
    1. Go to https://github.com/card-io/card.io-iOS-SDK/releases.
    2. Click the Draft a new release button.
    3. For Tag version enter x.y.z, where x.y.z is the new SDK version number. (GitHub should then indicate that this is an existing tag.)
    4. Fill in Release title and Describe this release as you please. (See previous Releases for examples.)
    5. Click Publish release.
    6. Back on the "Releases" page, admire your results.
  • Next, we'll update CocoaPods.
    1. In Terminal, cd to your local card.io-iOS-SDK directory.
    2. Run pod trunk push CardIO.podspec.
  • Post appropriate notifications on (1) Twitter and (2) https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/card-io-sdk-announce
  • Update the library in our Cordova/Phonegap Plugin repo under src/ios/CardIO.
  • And don't forget to update PayPal-iOS-SDK!