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Release process

Resulting artifacts

  • bin/calico-typha-amd64 - the static binary relase, which we attach to the GitHub release.

  • calico/typha:$VERSION container images (and the quay.io variant)

Preparing for a release

Checkout the branch from which you want to release. For a major or minor release, you will need to create a new release-vX.Y branch based on the target Calico version.

Make sure the branch is in a good state, e.g. Update any pins in glide.yaml, create PR, ensure tests pass and merge.

You should have no local changes and tests should be passing.

Creating a patch release

  1. Choose a version e.g. v1.0.1

  2. Create the release. This will generate release notes, a tag, build the code, and verify the artifacts.

    make VERSION=v1.0.1 release

  3. Publish the release.

    make VERSION=v1.0.1 release-publish

  4. Publish the release on GitHub by following the link printed to screen.

    • Copy the tag description, press edit, and paste it into the release body.
    • Remove or clean up any messy commits - e.g. libcalico-go updates.
    • Title the release the same as the tag - e.g. v1.0.1
    • Press "Publish release"

  5. If this is the latest stable release, perform the following step to publish the latest images. Do not perform this step for patches to older releases.

    make VERSION=<version> release-publish-latest

Creating a major / minor release

  1. Choose a version e.g. v1.1.0

  2. Create the release. This will generate release notes, a tag, build the code, and verify the artifacts.

    make VERSION=v1.1.0 PREVIOUS_RELEASE=v1.0.0 release

  3. Publish the release.

    make VERSION=v1.1.0 release-publish

  4. Publish the release on GitHub by following the link printed to screen.

    • Copy the tag description, press edit, and paste it into the release body.
    • Remove or clean up any messy commits - e.g. libcalico-go updates.
    • Title the release the same as the tag - e.g. v1.1.0
    • Press "Publish release"

  5. If this is the latest stable release, perform the following step to publish the latest images. Do not perform this step for patches to older releases.

    make VERSION=<version> release-publish-latest