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Release metafacture-fix 1.2.0 based on core 6.2.0 #390
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Based on the master (plus the newest metafacture-core release) the github packages release 1.2.0-rc1 is ready . Please test it and check mark:
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Thanks! Should we maybe add some kind of a "notice of discontinuance" to the release notes? Something along the following lines:
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Shall we include this notice also as commit message ? |
Yes, it is planned that we update the README before archiving the repository. |
Ah, good - as this is planned I won't put it into the commit message of this release. Or should we do this for now and have the notice as part of the release? |
No, I don't think we should do it before the merger is completed. |
I couldn't deploy the |
I tried to build the Docker image anew without any build cache and ran into an error during Excerpt:
Full log:
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You probably want to adjust your workaround:
It's trying to build a release version which includes signing:
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https://test.metafacture.org/playground/ now runs with metafix 1.2.0-rc1. Thanks for your help, @fsteeg ! |
looks good! |
Seems we have two separate documentations on releasing metafacture-fix: |
@dr0i referred to the wiki page in the issue description above. |
Released, closing, see: https://github.com/metafacture/metafacture-fix/releases Pushed to |
Thanks! What's your opinion on adding a notice to the release notes?
You can still do so, we just won't carry it over (version number and tag would be dropped anyway). |
Right now it's the latest version, so I don't think it's needed now. Maybe we could add a note after the first release in core, pointing to the new release?
Ah, right, pushed to master. |
You mean retroactively adding it to the 1.2.0 release? Sure, that's also a possibility. My rationale was that anyone looking at the release now will know where to look for new releases in the future; instead of someday wondering about the absence of new releases and then finding the notice after the fact. |
Added the note: https://github.com/metafacture/metafacture-fix/releases |
Like #361.
Depends partly on metafacture/metafacture-core#580.
See how-to in the wiki.
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