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Cut new release? #40

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Brantone opened this issue Mar 15, 2017 · 5 comments
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Cut new release? #40

Brantone opened this issue Mar 15, 2017 · 5 comments

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@Brantone
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Hey,
Originally I was curious about cutting a new release for all the changes (if they're all completed), but then I also noticed that "latest" is still showing as 0.9.5 (https://github.com/marcells/node-build-monitor/releases) , whereas code is already up to 0.9.8 (and I assume latest changes will bump that up).
T�hanks in advance.

@marcells
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Currently, there is not automated version incremented or release on Github created. But you're right, I have to implement that.

The docker containers are always updated automatically, if that helps you for now.

@marcells
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I only updated the version number, when something in the frontend changes. Cause then the web frontend reloads automatically, after the service is updated and restarted.

@Brantone
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Brantone commented Mar 15, 2017

Initially, I was thinking less of an "automated version increment" and more just generic release of features (front or back end) and bumping https://github.com/marcells/node-build-monitor/blob/master/package.json#L3 based on something like http://semver.org

@marcells
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Now I easily can bump a version with grunt bump. This will also create a new tag/release automatically. In addition for each tag a separate docker image is built. So, if there are any issues with a new version, you can revert it easily.

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Awesomeness! 👍

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