Release Process - mirah/mirah GitHub Wiki
To begin with, the build should be passing on Travis-CI
#Update Versions
src/org/mirah/tool/mirah_arguments.mirah change @@VERSION
##Ruby library version
In lib/mirah/version.rb, change Mirah::VERSION to the release version, eg 0.0.11.dev to 0.0.11.
##Maven Versions
Change the version in the pom.xml files to the release version. Usually this means removing -SNAPSHOT from the contents of the <version> tag.
eg
<!-- ... -->
<packaging>pom</packaging>
<version>0.0.11</version>
<name>Mirah Shared</name>
<!-- ... -->The versions to change appear in
-
pom.xml(the following have the version in two places) maven/mirah-complete/pom.xmlmaven/mirah/pom.xml
Commit the version changes with a message like Bump version to <new-version>.
Get the commits since the last tagged release in oneline format.
$ git log --oneline 0.0.10...master
and add them to History.txt, with a header like
=== 0.0.11 Pre-Hackathon Edition / 2012-04-09
235e887 set version to 0.0.11
...
eg
$ git tag -a 0.0.11 -m "version 0.0.11 Pre-Hackathon Edition"
$ git push --tags
Ensure you're building for Java 6.
To build the gem and zip files, just run the dist task.
$ rake dist
If you're using rvm, create a new gemset for jruby. If not, you uninstall mirah if it's installed. Then install the gem from the .gem file and double check that the mirah binary works.
$ gem install pkg/mirah-*-java.gem
# ... install notes
$ mirah -e 'puts "it appears to be working"'
it appears to be working
java -cp dist/mirah-complete.jar org.mirah.MirahCommand run test.mirah
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If you have rights to push the gem to rubygems.org, just run
$ gem push pkg/mirah-*-java.gem
If you use JRuby, you may need to install jruby-openssl to get it to work.
Go to the releases page, and create a draft release for the tag you just pushed.
Upload the zip file for the release from dist.
Follow the instructions in the README in the maven directory.
changing the same set of files, go and bump the version number to the next release, adding .dev in lib/mirah/version.rb and -SNAPSHOT in the pom.xml files.