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The following sections explain how things actually work inside fledge.
NEWS.md
New entries are added to NEWS.md
from commit messages to
commits in master
.
Only top-level commits are considered (roughly equivalent to
git log --first-parent
.) The messages from these commits
are parsed. Only lines that start with a star *
or a dash
-
are included.
If a line starts with three dashes, then everything past that line is excluded. Example: the following commit message
Merge f-fancy-feature to master, closes #5678
- Added fancy feature (#5678).
- Fixed bug as a side effect (#9012).
---
The fancy feature consists of the components:
- foo
- bar
- baz
will be added as below to NEWS.md
:
- Added fancy feature (#5678).
- Fixed bug as a side effect (#9012).
When retrieving the current NEWS for defining the tag message, the
entries between the first two first-level headers (starting with
#
) are returned. You can use second and third level headers
and add as many empty lines as you want.
The first function to call at any stage is always
bump_version()
. This does the following
Calls update_news()
to collect NEWS entries from
top-level commits.
Calls update_version()
to increment the version in
DESCRIPTION
and add a header to
NEWS.md
.
bump_version()
continues depending on the release
type:
"dev"
releases: Calls finalize_version()
to commit DESCRIPTION
and NEWS.md
. Also
creates a tag with a message. You can always edit NEWS.md
and call finalize_version()
again. Both the commit and the
tag will be updated.commit_version()
to commit
DESCRIPTION
and NEWS.md
without tagging. In
this stage, you can edit NEWS.md
and commit as much as you
like. The tag is created only after you use tag_version()
manually.These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.