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diff --git a/releases/README b/releases/README new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6708faf1 --- /dev/null +++ b/releases/README @@ -0,0 +1,64 @@ +# Release a new robot docker + +We rely on the LF self-service procedure. + +For a new release, you need to cretae a new file under testsuite/releases. +This file shall follow the format: +X.Y.Z-container.yaml + +the content of the file is described as follows: + +```yaml +distribution_type: 'container' +container_release_tag: '1.9.0' +project: 'testsuite' +log_dir: 'testsuite-master-3scm-docker-shell-daily/7989/' +ref: 6c01c7eb8989305ea4981426765d8979e5f9422e +containers: + - name: 'testsuite' + version: '1.8.1-STAGING-20211012T120203Z' + +``` + +you must change the following parameters: +- container_release_tag +- log_dir +- ref +- version + +It may sound a bit strange but almost all the needed information are in the log of the console of a jenkins job +https://jenkins.onap.org/view/testsuite/job/testsuite-master-3scm-docker-shell-daily/ + +This job is in charge of creating a snapshot docker on any testsuite repository changes. + +A release is a promoted snapshot, we this must indicate the id of the job for log dir + +for example let's consider 7989: https://jenkins.onap.org/view/testsuite/job/testsuite-master-3scm-docker-shell-daily/7989/ + +you can already set log_dir: 'testsuite-master-3scm-docker-shell-daily/7989/' +For the other information you need to pen the console of this job (complete log) +At the beginning of the logs you need to find the ref parameter + +``` +14:02:01 > git checkout -f 6c01c7eb8989305ea4981426765d8979e5f9422e # timeout=30 +``` + +Then you need to find the version, search for "-STAGING" + +``` +14:02:05 1.8.1-STAGING-20211012T120203Z: digest: sha256:fdad6fbb8d1731c0e95a2aee72798eaedb791d2ce93be7e94c93942e9364717f size: 1795 +``` + +Only container_release_tag has to be incremented according to the release you want. +Do not forget to update the versions.txt. +The versions.txt is used to generated the snapshot, so the values correspond to the future snapshot dockers. + +if you modify the file versions.properties + +``` +major=1 +minor=9 +patch=0 +``` +once committed all the snapshot docker will look like "1.9.0-STAGING-*" + diff --git a/version.properties b/version.properties index d21cc0f7..a7547ec2 100644 --- a/version.properties +++ b/version.properties @@ -3,8 +3,8 @@ # because they are used in Jenkins, whose plug-in doesn't support major=1 -minor=8 -patch=1 +minor=9 +patch=0 base_version=${major}.${minor}.${patch} |