Release Capact 0.6.0 - Githubissues

pkosiec commented 2 years ago

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[x] Create new GitHub release according to the https://capact.io/community/release doc.
- Make sure we use just the images that are built on the main/release branches. Do not use PR-XXX tags
- [x] Write release notes on top of the changelog (different section) and make sure they are approved by reviewers
- Consider a super mini blog post about the release:
  - @pkosiec: Unfortunately, I ran out of time, so I wasn't able to write such blog post.
[x] Share the news on social media
[x] Take a final look at our Mattermost and RocketChat manifests and verify if they run properly on a fresh VM
- Tested on https://github.com/capactio/capact/commit/ab6a8b3e86f9fa055feedc1f379c81fb92ef9cbe
[x] Nice to have: For dashboard set up automatic job to create branch + tag / manually if we don't have time
- capactio/dashboard#20
- capactio/capact#617

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We're about to finish our next milestone 🚀

pkosiec commented 2 years ago

Here is a preview for new release description:

🎉 **Capact v0.6.0** is finally here! We try to keep up the pace to deliver brand-new features and other improvements to you. So, what's new, you ask?

### ✨ Key highlights

- Introducing Capact Dashboard - a brand-new management UI for Capact! With the initial version, you can explore Public Hub and manage your Actions. Read more [here](https://capact.io/docs/dashboard-ui/overview)!
- Our manifest generation tooling is out of alpha! Apart from supporting all kinds of OCF manifests, now you can use a very convenient, interactive command to generate multiple kind of manifests. To learn more, see the [`capact manifest generate`](https://capact.io/docs/cli/commands/capact_manifest_generate) docs.
- Populator for Capact Public Hub now supports multiple source repositories! No need to fork Capact Hub Manifests repository and add your own manifests on top on that. Check out the updated [Manage Public Hub manifests](https://capact.io/docs/example/public-hub-content) document.
- New manifests and runners: install Redis and MinIO using Capact! Also, the new [simple "Hello Capact" manifests](https://github.com/capactio/hub-manifests/tree/main/examples) make easy to learn what is Capact. Stay tuned for a blog post regarding this topic!
- Other bug fixes and improvements, such as:
    - enhanced Capact installation stability,
    - improved JSON schema for many manifests,
    - updated dependencies,
    - manifest validation enhancements,

See the full changelog below 👇

@mszostok WDYT?

EDIT: Tweet:

🎉  Capact 0.6.0 is finally here! It's packed with really cool stuff, such as: 
- Dashboard, a brand-new UI for Capact,
- new manifest generation tooling,
- and more!
See what've we prepared for you 👉  https://github.com/capactio/capact/releases/tag/v0.6.0

#capact #cloudnative #kubernetes #opensource #argo

mszostok commented 2 years ago

@pkosiec LGTM 👍

maybe the last sentence:

and many, many more!

can be replaced with sth that will relate to generate changelog, e.g.:

for more information, see the changlog below 🚀

or sth similar :)

capactio / capact

Release Capact 0.6.0 #600

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