Releasing¶
Note
The intended audience for this section is the Warthog library maintainers. If you are a user of the Warthog library, you don’t need worry about this.
These are the steps for releasing a new version of the Warthog library. The steps assume that
all the changes you want to release have already been merged to the master branch. The steps
further assumed that you’ve run all the unit tests and done some ad hoc testing of the changes.
Versioning¶
The canonical version number for the Warthog library is contained in the file warthog/__init__.py
(relative to the project root). Increment this version number based on the nature of the changes being
included in this release.
Do not commit.
Change Log¶
Update the change log to include all relevant changes since the last release. Make sure to note which changes are backwards incompatible.
Update the date of the most recent version to today’s date.
Commit the version number and change log updates.
Tagging¶
Create a new tag based on the new version of the Warthog library.
$ git tag 0.5.0
Push the committed changes and new tags.
$ fab push push_tags
Building¶
Clean the checkout before trying to build.
$ fab clean
Build source and binary distributions and upload them.
$ fab pypi
Update PyPI¶
If the package metadata has changed since the last release, login to PyPI and update the description field or anything else that needs it.