As we have completed the development and testing of the command-line version of our weather application, it's time to prepare a stable release. This involves several steps, including final testing, documentation updates, versioning, and distribution.
Tasks include:
Final Testing: Conduct a final round of thorough testing to ensure all features work as expected and no major bugs are present.
Documentation: Ensure all relevant documentation is up-to-date, including usage instructions specific to the command-line interface.
Versioning: Assign a version number to this release, adhering to our chosen versioning scheme.
Packaging: Package the application in a way that's easy for users to download and use. This might be a simple JAR file for the Java application.
Distribution: Distribute the release in the chosen manner, which could be uploading the package to GitHub, distributing via email, or another method.
Announcement: Announce the new release to all relevant stakeholders and users, mentioning the new features and improvements made.
Acceptance Criteria:
A new release of the command-line interface version of the application is made available.
Relevant documentation is updated.
Stakeholders and users are informed about the new release.
As we have completed the development and testing of the command-line version of our weather application, it's time to prepare a stable release. This involves several steps, including final testing, documentation updates, versioning, and distribution.
Tasks include:
Acceptance Criteria: