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Before running the "yarn version" command, you will need to tell your local "yarn" to NOT create a git tag. We'll tag this release ourselves:
Code Block # This only needs to be done once. You can check your settings via "yarn config list" yarn config set version-git-tag false
First, increment the release in our package.json. Node.js / NPM / Yarn requires that release tags all be valid semantic versioning (https://semver.org/).
So, our "dspace-angular" release numbering looks slightly different than the backend release numbering. It's MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH
- Major releases: 8.0.0 (would be compatible with v8.0 of the backend)
- Minor releases: 7.4.0 (would be compatible with v7.4 of the backend)
- Patch releases: 7.4.1 (would be compatible with v7.4 of the backend, but with very minor patches/fixes to the frontend codebase)
Increment the version by running (NOTE: This will immediately apply a git commit to update the "version" in package.json). In the below example, the current version is "7.4.0-next", and we've updated it to be "7.4.0" in preparation for the "dspace-7.4" tagged release.
Code Block git checkout main yarn version ... info Current version: 7.4.0-next question New version: 7.4.0
Commit the change to
package.json
Code Block git commit -a -m "Update version tag for release" git push upstream main
- Create a new Release & Tag in GitHub. See https://help.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository/managing-releases-in-a-repository for full instructions
- Note: Alternatively, you can choose to tag the release from command-line (via git tag), but GitHub allows you to create a new tag when creating a new release.
- Just create a new tag (e.g. "dspace-7.4") off the current "main" branch.
- Make sure the GitHub Release description links to the Release Notes It should also link to the Backend's GitHub Release (and visa versa). Look at past 7.x releases for examples.
- After the release, update our package.json with the next planned version to represent that the "main" branch is now for developing the next release. NOTE: for Node.js / Angular, the "-next" suffix is the same as the "-SNAPSHOT" suffix used for Maven on the backend.
- If the next release is planned to be a major release, set the version to "[major].0.0-next" (e.g. "8.0.0-next")
- If the next release is planned to be a minor release, set the version to "7.[minor].0-next" (e.g. "7.5.0-next")
You'll need to run the "version" command a second time to update package.json for our next release. In the below example, the current version is "7.4.0" and we've updated the version to be "7.5.0-next" for the next release.
Code Block yarn version ... info Current version: 7.4.0 question New version: 7.5.0-next
Commit the change to
package.json
Code Block git commit -a -m "Update version tag for development of next release" git push upstream main
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