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Releases

The metal-stack contains of many microservices that depend on each other. The automated release flow is there to ensure that all components work together flawlessly for every metal-stack release.

This document is intended for maintainers of metal-stack projects.

Release Flow

The following diagram attempts to describe our current release flow:

How-To Release a Project

release-drafter is preferred in order to generate release notes from merged PRs for your projects. It should be triggered for pushes on your master branch.

The draft is then used to create a project release. The release has to be published through the Github UI as demonstrated in the screenshot below.

Tagging the repository is not enough as repository tagging does not associate your release notes to your release!

Some further remarks:

  • Use semver versions with v prefix for your tags

  • Name your release after your release tag

  • The metal-robot only picks up lines from your release notes that start with - or * (unordered list items) and appends them to the according section in the aggregated release draft

  • A tag created through a Github UI release does not trigger a push event . This means, your pipeline will not start to run with the push trigger when publishing through the UI.

    Instead, use the published release event trigger for your actions:

    on:
     release:
       types:
       - published