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Releasing Procedure
This page describes the procedure to follow when releasing Jukito. It is targetted to project owners and contributors.
The starting point is the Sonatype OSS Maven Repository User Guide. Follow all the steps in there. Among other things you will have to install GPG and generate keys. The process is explained in this guide.
The various deployment steps need Maven to know your Google Code credentials. You specify them on your local machine by adding the following to Maven's settings.xml:
<servers>
...
<server>
<id>github.com</id>
<username>philippe.beaudoin</username>
<password>0123456789ABCD</password>
</server>
...
</servers>
Important! Make sure you quit Eclipse before doing that, so that there is no interference between Eclipse automatic building and Maven.
This is explained in section 7a.2 of the previous document.
It's accomplished simply via:
mvn clean deploy
To see the snapshot, go to Sonatype's Nexus at http://oss.sonatype.org/ and navigate to Repositories > Snapshots > org > jukito
.
Important! Make sure you quit Eclipse before doing that, so that there is no interference between Eclipse automatic building and Maven.
Releasing is done in two steps: first staging a release, the performing the actual release.
This is explained in section 7a.2 of the previous document.
Before you deploy a release you should make sure all the source is committed and pushed to the Google Code repository. You do not have to tag the code, it will be done automatically by Maven in the following steps. This is done via:
mvn release:clean
mvn release:prepare -Dgpg.passphrase=yourpassphrase
Answer all the questions. The artifacts will be signed so you have to enter your GPG passphrase. Following that, Maven will automatically modify the POM and commit, tag and push the code a couple of times. If things go wrong at that point, you should hg strip
any automatic commits by Maven (if they have not yet been pushed) and start back at release:clean
.
The next step is performing staging the actual release through the following command:
mvn release:perform -Dgpg.passphrase=yourpassphrase
To see the staging release, go to Sonatype's Nexus at http://oss.sonatype.org/ and navigate to Staging Repositories
. You must be logged in to see this.
This is explained in section 8 of the previous document.
Once you see the staging release on Nexus, simply select it, click Close
, and enter a brief description.
Next, the artifacts should be downloaded and tested.
When everything works, click the Release
button.
To see the release, go to Sonatype's Nexus at http://oss.sonatype.org/ and navigate to Repositories > Releases > org > jukito
.