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Release Scala 2.13.7 #795

Closed SethTisue closed 2 years ago

SethTisue commented 2 years ago
SCALA_VER_BASE="2.13.7"
SCALA_VER_SUFFIX=""
SCALA_SHA=fe0df69fb011637ba294d3b17f3b8054a1d512e0
DIST_SHA=b2fa423f439c8af1411e979d915cceef3c51209c
SCALA_VER="$SCALA_VER_BASE$SCALA_VER_SUFFIX"

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Once sufficient time has passed since last merged PR, it's time to cut the release!

How long we wait depends on what kind of release it is. For a major release, it might be 1-2 weeks, to give core projects time to try out the preceding release candidate and/or the current candidate nightly. For point releases, assuming we've given the community ahead-of-time warning and kept them appraised of progress on the Discourse thread, and assuming the last changes merged seem sufficiently safe, we might build the next day.

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SethTisue commented 2 years ago

Website changes aren't appearing. I opened https://github.com/scala/scala-lang/issues/1289 and asked Fabien for assistance