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Release v0.14 #1273

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marquiz opened this issue Jul 21, 2023 · 3 comments
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Release v0.14 #1273

marquiz opened this issue Jul 21, 2023 · 3 comments

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marquiz commented Jul 21, 2023

Release Checklist

  • All OWNERS must LGTM the release proposal
  • Verify that the changelog in this issue is up-to-date
  • For major releases (v0.$MAJ.0) create new release branch
    • an OWNER creates a vanilla release branch with
      git branch release-0.$MAJ master
    • An OWNER pushes the new release branch with
      git push release-0.$MAJ
    • Create Prow pre-submit job configuration for the new release branch in K8s
      test-infra, submit a PR
    • Wait for the test-infra Prow config PR to be merged
  • Run hack/prepare-release.sh $VERSION to turn references to point to the upcoming release
    (README, deployment templates, docs configuration, test/e2e flags), submit a PR against the release branch
  • An OWNER prepares a draft release
    • Create a draft release at Github releases page
    • Write the change log into the draft release
    • Upload release artefacts generated by prepare-release.sh script above to the draft release
  • An OWNER runs
    git tag -s $VERSION
    and inserts the changelog into the tag description.
  • An OWNER pushes the tag with
    git push $VERSION
  • Submit a PR against k8s.io, updating registry.k8s.io/images/k8s-staging-nfd/images.yaml to promote the container images (both "full" and "minimal" variants) to production
  • Wait for the PR to be merged and verify that the image (registry.k8s.io/nfd/node-feature-discovery:$VERSION) is available.
  • Publish the draft release prepared at the Github releases page
    which will also trigger a Helm repo index update to add the latest release
  • Add a link to the tagged release in this issue.
  • For a major release
    • Send an announcement email to [email protected] with the subject [ANNOUNCE] node-feature-discovery $VERSION is released
    • Add a link to the release announcement in this issue
  • For a major release (or a point release of the latest major release), update README in master branch
    • Update references e.g. by running hack/prepare-release.sh $VERSION but only committing README.md, and,
      submit a PR
    • Wait for the PR to be merged
  • For a major release, create an unannotated devel tag in the master branch, on the first commit that gets merged after the release branch has been created (presumably the README update commit above), and, push the tag:
    DEVEL=v0.$(($MAJ+1)).0-devel; git tag $DEVEL master && git push $DEVEL
    This ensures that the devel builds on the master branch will have a meaningful version number.
  • Close this issue

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https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/node-feature-discovery/milestone/8

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marquiz commented Jul 21, 2023

Looks like we're getting closer to release. @ArangoGutierrez talked about implementing the annotations support (#863) so we could wait for that if it's landing soon.

/assign @PiotrProkop @fmuyassarov

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marquiz commented Jul 21, 2023

Duplicate of #1250 🤦‍♂️
/close

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@marquiz: Closing this issue.

In response to this:

Duplicate of #1250 🤦‍♂️
/close

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