Many packages depend on other packages within the monorepo. When this happens, follow these rules:
- All packages must use master version of sibling packages.
- Exception to (1) are packages that represent a GAE/firebase app which must use the last published version.
- To differentiate published vs unpublished version. Master version (in package.json) must end with suffix
-dev
and should not be published. - If a developer want to publish a version; then after publishing it needs to set master version to next
-dev
version and change all package.json that require on it.
To check which pakages need amending, you can run (in the root pkg):
yarn check:packages
A practical example:
- In any given moment,
contractkit/package.json#version
field must of the formx.y.z-dev
- If current version of contractkit is:
0.1.6-dev
and we want to publish a new version, we should:- publish version
0.1.6
- change
package.json#version
to0.1.7-dev
- change in other packages within monorepo that were using
0.1.6-dev
to0.1.7-dev
- publish version
First checkout the alfajores branch.
celo-monorepo $ git checkout alfajores
celo-monorepo $ yarn
Before publishing a new celocli package, test in isolation using Docker. This confirms that it is locally installable and does not have implict dependency on rest of the celo-monorepo or have an implicit dependency which is an explicit dependency of another celo-monorepo package.
# To test utils package, change $PWD/packages/cli to $PWD/packages/utils
# To test contractkit package, change $PWD/packages/cli to $PWD/packages/contractkit
celo-monorepo $ docker run -v $PWD/packages/cli:/tmp/npm_package -it --entrypoint bash node:10
root@e0d56700584f:/# mkdir /tmp/tmp1 && cd /tmp/tmp1
root@e0d56700584f:/tmp/tmp1# npm install /tmp/npm_package/
After testing, exit the docker container, and publish the package. Do note that all our packages are prefixed with "@celo/" and only members listed here can publish new packages or update the existing ones.
# Publish the package publicly
celo-monorepo/packages/cli $ yarn publish --access=public
# Increment the version number, after testing, we will push that commit to GitHub
Let's say the published package version number 0.0.20, verify that it is installable
/tmp/tmp1 $ npm install @celo/cli@0.0.20
Add a tag with the most recent git commit of the published branch. Note that this commit comes before package.json is updated with the new package version.
$ npm dist-tag add <package-name>@<version> [<tag>]
Once you publish do some manual tests, for example, after publishing celocli
# Docker for an isolated environment again
celo-monorepo $ docker run -it --entrypoint bash node:10
root@e0d56700584f:/# mkdir /tmp/tmp1 && cd /tmp/tmp1
root@e0d56700584f:/tmp/tmp1# npm install @celo/celocli@0.0.20
/tmp/tmp1# ./node_modules/.bin/celocli
CLI Tool for transacting with the Celo protocol
VERSION
@celo/celocli/0.0.20 linux-x64 node-v8.16.1
USAGE
$ celocli [COMMAND]
COMMANDS
account Manage your account, send and receive Celo Gold and Celo Dollars
bonds Manage bonded deposits to participate in governance and earn rewards
config Configure CLI options which persist across commands
exchange Commands for interacting with the Exchange
help display help for celocli
node Manage your full node
validator View validator information and register your own
validatorgroup View validator group information and cast votes
root@f8c51e3c7bc3:/tmp/tmp1# ./node_modules/.bin/celocli account:new
This is not being stored anywhere, so, save the mnemonic somewhere to use this account at a later point
mnemonic: wall school patrol also peasant enroll build merit health reduce junior obtain awful sword warfare sponsor honey display resemble bubble trend elevator ostrich assist
privateKey: a9531609ca3d1c224e0742a4bb9b9e2fae67cc9d872797869092804e1500d67c
publicKey: 0429b83753806f2b61ddab2e8a139214c3c8a5dfd0557557830b13342f2490bad6f61767e1b0707be51685e5e13683e6fa276333cbdb06f07768a09b8070e27259accountAddress: 0xf63e0F60DFcd84090D2863e0Dfa452B871fdC6d7
Now push your changes git push origin alfajores
.
If you don't have access to the repo, you might have to open a PR.