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# 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-*"
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