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Release Finalization

To cut a pre-release:

  1. If applicable, ensure the README is updated with the latest supported apis (example PR: buildpacks/lifecycle#550).
  2. Create a release branch in the format release/0.99.0-rc.1. New commits to this branch will trigger the build workflow and produce a lifecycle image: buildpacksio/lifecycle:<commit sha>.
  3. When ready to cut the release, manually trigger the draft-release workflow: Actions -> draft-release -> Run workflow -> Use workflow from branch: release/0.99.0-rc.1. This will create a draft release on GitHub using the artifacts from the build workflow run for the latest commit on the release branch.
  4. Edit the release notes as necessary.
  5. Perform any manual validation of the artifacts.
  6. When ready to publish the release, edit the release page and click "Publish release". This will trigger the post-release workflow that will re-tag the lifecycle image from buildpacksio/lifecycle:<commit sha> to buildpacksio/lifecycle:0.99.0 but will NOT update the latest tag.

To cut a release:

  1. Ensure the relevant spec APIs have been released.
  2. Ensure the lifecycle/0.99.0 milestone on the docs repo is complete, such that every new feature in the lifecycle is fully explained in the release/lifecycle/0.99 branch on the docs repo, and migration guides (if relevant) are included.
  3. Create a release branch in the format release/0.99.0. New commits to this branch will trigger the build workflow and produce a lifecycle image: buildpacksio/lifecycle:<commit sha>.
  4. If applicable, ensure the README is updated with the latest supported apis (example PR: buildpacks/lifecycle#550) and remove the pre-release note for the latest apis.
  5. When ready to cut the release, manually trigger the draft-release workflow: Actions -> draft-release -> Run workflow -> Use workflow from branch: release/0.99.0. This will create a draft release on GitHub using the artifacts from the build workflow run for the latest commit on the release branch.
  6. Edit the release notes as necessary.
  7. Perform any manual validation of the artifacts.
  8. When ready to publish the release, edit the release page and click "Publish release". This will trigger the post-release workflow that will re-tag the lifecycle image from buildpacksio/lifecycle:<commit sha> to buildpacksio/lifecycle:0.99.0 and buildpacksio/lifecycle:latest.
  9. Once released
  • Update the main branch to remove the pre-release note in README.md and/or merge release/0.99.0 into main.
  • Ask the learning team to merge the release/lifecycle/0.99 branch into main on the docs repo.