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- Read through this process in its entirety so you understand it.
- Create and checkout a new release preparation branch, named
release-<major>.<minor>. - If the minimal Bazel version has changed:
- update it in [the
startscript][start], in [haskell/private/versions.bzl][versions], in [theREADME][readme] and inpresubmit.ymlfiles from the.bcrfolder - add a note about this change to the [
CHANGELOG][changelog]
- update it in [the
- Remove any feature that is still too experimental to go into a
release, by cherry-picking reverts (or by manually deleting the
feature).- Check the list here
for PRs that have been explicitly marked for removal, if any.
- Check the list here
- Amend the [
CHANGELOG][changelog] by summarising all significant
pull requests since the last release (see
here). Specifically:- Add a "Highlights" section for major improvements/changes.
- Create "Added", "Removed", "Changed" and "Fixed" sections, as
necessary. - If relevant, add links to the corresponding PRs to the entries.
- Update the version of the modules in
MODULE.bazelfiles - Push the
release-<major>.<minor>branch and open a PR; go through review and merge upon success. - Trigger the
Prepare Releaseworkflow- either via the Github UI or
- run
gh workflow run -f version=<major>.<minor> 'Prepare Release'using the Github CLI
- Go to the [releases], open the draft release which was created to inspect it
- Do the code snippets look valid?
- Is there a release artifact attached to it?
- If you're happy, publish the release... 🚀
- After the "Publish" workflow is finished check whether https://haskell.build/start
is now the latest [startscript][start] (Netlify sometimes has problems). - Look at the BCR pull request that should have been created by the publish-to-bcr app;
ensure CI is green, approve it and have it merged. - Announce the new version on Twitter by asking someone with access.
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