Closed mauritsvanrees closed 8 months ago
@tisto @petschki @erral Could you make releases for your packages please by early next week? Thanks.
plone.app.locales = 6.0.18 released
new releases:
pypi: plone.staticresources = 2.1.7 plonetheme.barceloneta = 3.1.7
npmjs: @plone/plonetheme-barceloneta-base = 3.1.7 @plone/mockup = 5.1.7
coredev.buildout version files are updated accordingly
@mauritsvanrees nothing from the plone.rest / plone.restapi side to do.
@mauritsvanrees I made a plone.restapi 9.2.1 release: https://pypi.org/project/plone.restapi/9.2.1/
However, this is a very minor fix, so it is not worth amending anything if you prepared the next release already...
@mauritsvanrees I made a plone.restapi 9.2.1 release: https://pypi.org/project/plone.restapi/9.2.1/
However, this is a very minor fix, so it is not worth amending anything if you prepared the next release already...
I will add it. Good that you mention it: we were pinning 9.1.2 so far, instead of the already available 9.2.0...
Also updated plone.volto
to 4.2.0.
Plone 6.0.9rc1 is available:
Plone 6.0.9 is available on https://dist.plone.org/release/6.0.9/
plone-backend
is published, announcements are out:
Done. Thanks!
Quickly two things:
See the release schedule.
Release packages, update versions
bin/manage report --interactive
. This is less needed now that we havemr.roboto
to add packages to the checkouts. Usebin/versioncheck
to see if any new PyPI releases are worth adding, or check the artifact of the versioncheck GitHub Action.checkouts.cfg
.CMFPlone metadata.xml
and latestupgrade step
are in sync, and that they are higher than in the previous Plone release.plone.staticresources
andmockup
. Ask on Discord in the classic-ui or ask Johannes (thet), Peter Mathis (petschki) or Maik (MrTango).plone.restapi
and maybeplone.volto
. If needed, ask the Plone REST api team or Timo (tisto) for a new release.plone.app.locales
. Create an issue there or ask Mikel (erral).plone.app.upgrade
andPlone
yourself.versions.cfg
.Products.CMFPlone
(e.g. 6.0.0a1, later 6.0.0b1 and 6.0.0rc1). Fine to release this on PyPI. Once Plone 6 is final, we can continue doing release candidates for the bugfix releases, so people can try it in a pending release.Release notes, constraints, dist.plone.org
release/6.0-dev
. Most importantly, theauto-checkout
list incheckouts.cfg
should be empty, and theversions.cfg
andrequirements.txt
should be the same. One way that works for me:git checkout release/6.0-dev; git reset --hard 6.0; git reset origin/release/6.0-dev
. Then check which changes you want to commit.6.0-dev
directory on dist.plone.org, and gather files to put there:tox -c release/tox.ini -p auto
to create or copy some files inrelease/dist
. But you need to create some of those files first.bin/manage changelog --start=6.0.0a1 > release/changelog.txt
. Remove the uninteresting top lines. You may want to link to the Zope changelog with a specific tag.release/RELEASE-NOTES.md
. It may be enough to look through the changelog and copy interesting changes.versions.cfg
file and any other versions files from coredev.release/constraints.txt
file from this. The above tox command generates this. Note: at some point I expect the constraints file to become leading, and we may need to generate aversions.cfg
file instead.rsync
) these files to the pending release directory. (We used to copy packages as well, but we do not do this for Plone 6 anymore.)Final release, Docker
Products.CMFPlone
to PyPI, updateversions.cfg
.release/6.0-dev
branch update changelog, release notes,constraints.txt
.release/6.0-dev
branch, e.g. 6.0.0a1, and push to GitHub.ln -sfT 6.0.0a1 6.0-latest
#release-team
Discord channel that there is a new release. They will create Docker images. Examples of changes:README.md
andversion.txt
.Announcements
You probably want to wait until the Docker images are there, but don't wait long.
plone.securitysupport
,plone.versions
,plone.activemaintenance
. You could ask the security team.plone/documentation
'sconf.py
, updatePLONE_BACKEND_PATCH_VERSION
andPLONE_BACKEND_MINOR_VERSION
as needed. Ask Steve Piercy or do it yourself. Here is a sample PR.