The following steps are done in a checkout of the awesome git repository.
- The codename:
- Pick some codename that is not already listed in [[Releases]].
- jd always picked a song title, you should do the same.
- Edit
awesomeConfig.cmake
and change the argument inset(CODENAME "Foo")
. git commit -sm 'change codename' awesomeConfig.cmake
- Git sign with
git tag -s vX.Y -m 'awesome vX.Y
' - Run
make dist
to create tarballs. You need to have GPG set up correctly, because the tarballs will be signed. - Copy the tarballs and the signatures into the awesome-releases repository and commit the result.
The following steps are done in a checkout of the awesome-www git repository.
- Create a release-branch via
git checkout -b release
. - Add the release version and date to [[Releases]].
- Update
download.mdwn
to add version information and links. - Go into the 'src' submodule, and update it to vX.Y with
git pull path/to/your/awesome/repo tag vX.Y && git checkout vX.Y
. - Commit
download.mdwn
,releases.mdwn
, andsrc
withgit commit -sm 'vX.Y' download.mdwn releases.mdwn src
.
- Push the new commits
- In the awesome-releases repository
- In the awesome-www repository (push just the release branch!)
- In the awesome repository (make sure the tag is also pushed!)
- Create a pull request to the awesome-www repository for the release branch. This makes sure that the Github-Actions build will be successful when merging into the master branch.
- Create the release on GitHub:
- Go to the GitHub release page https://github.com/awesomeWM/awesome/releases/new.
- Enter
vX.Y
into the "Tag version"-field. GitHub should recognize this as an existing tag. - Enter
Awesome vX.Y
into the "Release title" field. - Come up with something good for the description field. A nice idea is to mention some highlights and to link to a porting document.
- Attach the tarballs and signatures created by
make dist
.
- Verify the pull request to the awesome-www repository built successful and merge it into the master branch.
- Change the topic on IRC.
- Check the links to the downloads on the webpage.