1# Release
2
3This directory contain the files and scripts to run a timestamp release.
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5# Cutting a timestamp Release
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71. Release notes: Create a PR to update and review release notes in [CHANGELOG.md](../CHANGELOG.md).
8 - Check merged pull requests since the last release and make sure enhancements, bug fixes, and authors are reflected in the notes.
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10You can get a list of pull requests since the last release by substituting in the date of the last release and running:
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12```
13git log --pretty="* %s" --after="YYYY-MM-DD"
14```
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16and a list of authors by running:
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18```
19git log --pretty="* %an" --after="YYYY-MM-DD" | sort -u
20```
21
221. Merge the CHANGELOG.md pull request
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241. Sync your repository's main branch and tag the repository
25
26```shell
27$ export RELEASE_TAG=<release version, eg "v1.1.0">
28$ git tag -s ${RELEASE_TAG} -m "${RELEASE_TAG}"
29$ git push upstream ${RELEASE_TAG}
30```
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32Note that `upstream` should be the upstream Sigstore repository. You may have to change this if you've configured remotes.
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34Add the Sigstore repository as `upstream` with the following:
35```shell
36$ git remote add upstream git@github.com:sigstore/timestamp-authority.git
37```
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391. This will trigger a GitHub Workflow that will build the binaries and the images.
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411. Go to [releases](https://github.com/sigstore/timestamp-authority/releases) and edit the draft release.
42 The tag should be selected automatically. Edit the release notes, copying in the changelog.
43 Click "Publish Release".
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451. Send an announcement email to `sigstore-dev@googlegroups.com` mailing list
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471. Post on the `#general` Slack channel
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