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Roles
- Release Owner: @cintrix84
- Release Engineer: @pcreech
When Ready to Release
Release Owner
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Request Hammer CLI Katello release from maintainers
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Request Virt Who Configure release from maintainers
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Request any other releases as needed from the release owners (consult the
:repos:
section ofconfigs/katello/4.14.yaml
) -
Do Cherry-picks: Clone tool_belt
- If any minor versions of Katello have been added to Redmine since the last cherry-pick, make sure to include them in
prior_releases
in configs/katello/4.14.yaml - Run
./tools.rb setup-environment configs/katello/4.14.yaml
- Run
GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN=<secret> ./tools.rb cherry-picks --version 4.14.0 configs/katello/4.14.yaml
- Open a PR in Katello release branch. Make sure the PR name starts with [CP] to prevent our automations from adding it to Redmine issues.
- Using
git cherry-pick -x
as needed, verify tickets in the cherry_picks_4.14.0 file are accounted for, or additionally cherry-pick them. Recommended: Do this in tool_belt’s checkout of Katello, inrepos/katello/4.14.0/katello
. This way when you run cherry-picks again, tool_belt will be aware of any picks already completed. - For any cherry-picks that are not needed (including Redmine trackers) you can add them to the
:ignores:
section oftool_belt
inconfigs/katello/4.14.yaml
- If any minor versions of Katello have been added to Redmine since the last cherry-pick, make sure to include them in
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Check for outdated deprecation warnings in the current and next release with
./tools check-deprecation-warnings configs/katello/4.14.yaml
. Follow the instructions in the output of the command. Don’t forget to create any Redmine issues needed! -
Update the
3.12
branch in foreman-documentation- Ensure release notes are correct
- Headline features: important features with a few sentences description each
- Upgrade notes: all important notices that users must be aware of before upgrading
- Deprecations: features that will be removed or changed in a future version
- Using redmine_release_notes (see README as well):
./guides/doc-Release_Notes/redmine_release_notes katello 4.14.0 > ./guides/doc-Release_Notes/topics/katello-4.14.0.adoc
- Make sure katello-contributors.adoc is updated
- Submit this as a PR
- Ensure release notes are correct
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Open a PR (or use cherry-pick PR) against the release branch which updates
lib/katello/version.rb
to 4.14.0:-
git pull
to make sure you have the latest changes -
sed '/VERSION/ s/".\+"/"4.14.0"/' lib/katello/version.rb
- Update/add the CHANGELOG.md file:
GITHUB_ACCESS_TOKEN=<secret> ./tools changelog --version 4.14.0 configs/katello/4.14.yaml
- Commit:
git commit -m "Release 4.14.0"
- Ensure that the commit above is the last commit and there are no commits after it. This is the commit that will get tagged. (Rearrange commits with
git rebase -i
if needed.)
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Once the PR is merged, perform the following in the Katello release branch (the real one, not your fork):
- Create upstream remote:
git remote add upstream https://github.com/Katello/katello.git
- Fetch upstream remote:
git fetch upstream
- Checkout upstream release branch:
git checkout upstream/KATELLO-4.14
- Tag:
git tag -s -m "Release 4.14.0" 4.14.0
- Push:
git push --follow-tags
(Must be pushed directly to the release branch, as pull request merges will not preserve tags.) - Generate .mo translation files:
make -C locale all-mo
in the katello directory - Generate source gem:
gem build katello.gemspec
- Ensure you have a working login and password at rubygems.org
- Push gem:
gem push katello-4.14.0.gem
- Create upstream remote:
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Inform the delivery team that the gem is published
Once Source is Available
Release Engineer
- Update release version similar to here
- Update
katello
,katello-repos
andrubygem-katello
- Use bump_rpm_packaging:
PROJECT=katello VERSION=4.14 ./bump_rpm_packaging
- Use bump_rpm_packaging:
- Merge packaging PR once job is green
- Use wait_packaging to wait for Jenkins to build the packages
- Sign the RPMs in the release
- Use release_pipeline to kick off the release pipeline
Once release is out
Release Owner
- Confirm response that the build succeeded (or if necessary, do more cherry-picks and version bumps repeating the steps above)
- Test the install and upgrade documentation for both the Katello server and smart proxy
- Post a release announcement