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Releasing

Manually

Before releasing a new version of packages to the NPM and GitHub, Set all the environment variables necessary for the testing and release scripts. The required variables are

  • APM_SERVER_URL
  • GITHUB_TOKEN
$ GITHUB_TOKEN=<token> APM_SERVER_URL=<server-url> npm run release

Releasing all packages

To publish all the packages run npm run release with the required environment variables. It will run lerna publish(we use --independent) so it will prompt the version number for every package.

  • Automatically determining a semantic version bump (based on the types of commits landed)
  • Creating annotated Git tags for all the packages that has changed since last release
  • Generating CHANGELOG.md using conventional commit messages.
  • Publishing the packages via npm publish

Note: To override the semantic version bump, use npm run release -- (minor|patch|major)

Releasing single package

To publish a single package, run npm run release-package -- @elastic/apm-rum which uses lerna publish under the hood to publish single package to NPM

Releasing artifacts to GitHub

Use npm run github-release in the root directory, the script takes care packaging and creating a release for @elastic/apm-rum in GitHub with the previous annonated tag.

Note: Make sure you pass the GITHUB_TOKEN (with push access) in your environment variable while releasing

Documentation for releases

Before releasing, be sure to update the following documentation:

  • Update CHANGELOG.asciidoc to add release notes for the new version. Headings should follow this format: ==== x.x.x (yyyy-MM-dd).
  • For Major and minor releases: Add a new row to the EOL table in docs/upgrading.asciidoc. The EOL date is the release date plus 18 months.

CI based

The release process is also automated in the way any specific commit from the master branch can be potentially released, for such it's required the below steps:

  1. Login to apm-ci.elastic.co
  2. Go to the master pipeline.
  3. Click on Build with parameters with the below checkbox:
  • release to be selected.
  • other checkboxes should be left as default.
  1. Click on Build.
  2. Wait for an email to confirm the release is ready to be approved, it might take roughly 30 minutes.
  3. Confirm if the list of changes are the ones that are expected.
  4. Click on the URL from the email.
  5. Click on approve or abort.
  6. Then you can go to the https://www.npmjs.com/package/@elastic/apm-rum and GitHub releases to validate that the bundles and release notes have been published.