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docs: update the release verification workflow (#819)
Signed-off-by: Rui Chen <rui@chenrui.dev>
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- `npm run build`
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- `npm test`
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5. Commit the release prep.
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- Use a plain release commit message like `release 3.0.0`.
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6. Create the annotated tag for the release commit.
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- Example: `git tag -a v3.0.0 -m "v3.0.0"`
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7. Push the commit and tag.
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- Example: `git push origin master && git push origin v3.0.0`
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8. Move the floating major tag to the new release tag.
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- Use `git commit -s` so the release commit carries a DCO sign-off.
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- Use a plain release commit message like `release X.Y.Z`.
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6. Push a release branch and open a pull request against `master`.
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- Wait for required checks and reviews.
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- Do not bypass branch protection or tag an unmerged release branch.
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7. After merge, fetch `origin/master` and resolve the exact merged release commit.
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- Confirm that commit contains the expected package version and top changelog entry.
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- When the PR is squash-merged, do not assume the release branch commit is the release commit.
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8. Create and push the full annotated version tag on the merged release commit.
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- Example: `git tag -a vX.Y.Z -m "vX.Y.Z" <release-commit>`
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- Push only the full version tag first, then wait for its tag-triggered CI to pass.
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9. Move the floating major tag to the same merged release commit.
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- For the current major line, run `npm run updatetag` to move `v3`.
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- Keep `v2` pinned to the latest `2.x` release for consumers that still need the Node 20 runtime.
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- Verify the floating tag points at the same commit as the new full tag.
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9. Create the GitHub release from the new tag.
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- Verify `v3` and the full version tag are annotated and peel to the same commit.
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- Verify `v2` did not move, then wait for the separate `v3` tag-triggered CI run to pass.
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10. Create the GitHub release from the full version tag.
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- Prefer the release body from [CHANGELOG.md](CHANGELOG.md), then let GitHub append generated notes only if they add value.
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- Verify the release shows the expected tag, title, notes, and attached artifacts.
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- Verify the release shows the expected tag, title, notes, draft/prerelease state, and attached artifacts.
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11. Run post-release consumer verification in `ruitest2/action-gh-release-test`.
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- Run the generic smoke against both the full version tag and `v3`.
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- Run regression workflows relevant to the fixes in the release.
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- Confirm that every disposable release, tag, discussion, container, volume, and temporary credential was cleaned up.
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## Notes
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- Behavior changes should already have matching updates in [README.md](README.md), [action.yml](action.yml), tests, and `dist/index.js` before release prep begins.
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- Docs-only releases still need an intentional changelog entry and version bump decision.
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- If a release is mainly bug fixes, keep the title and summary patch-oriented; do not bury the actual fixes under dependency noise.
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- Do not move the floating major tag or publish the GitHub release until the full
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version tag's CI passes.
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