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Release Checklist

Before Release

Create Release Tag

For a video walkthrough consult the pyhf v0.7.1 release recording on YouTube.

  • Use the bump version GitHub Actions workflow perform a dry run of the bump version to the new release tag.
  • Check the annotated tag in the dry run workflow logs to make sure it looks correct.
  • If the dry run passes as expected, run the same workflow with the dry run option set to false to bump the release tag version and push the new tag back to GitHub.
  • Verify the release tag was pushed to the correct branch.
  • Verify the release tag commit has bumped the correct versions.
  • Watch the CI to verify all tag based jobs finish correctly.
  • Verify the release for the tag on TestPyPI looks correct.

After Release Tag Pushed To GitHub

  • Create a GitHub release from the new release tag and copy the release notes published to the GitHub release page. The creation of the GitHub release triggers all other release related activities.
    • Before pasting in the release notes copy the changes that the GitHub bot has already queued up and pasted into the tag and place them in the "Changes" section of the release notes. If the release notes are published before these are copied then they will be overwritten and you'll have to add them back in by hand.
    • Create a corresponding announcement GitHub Discussion for the release.
  • Watch the CI to ensure that the deployment to PyPI is successful.
  • Verify Docker images with the correct tags have been deployed to all container image registries.
  • Verify there is a new Zenodo DOI minted for the release.
    • Verify that the new release archive metadata on Zenodo matches is being picked up as expected from CITATION.cff.
  • Verify that a Binder has properly built for the new release.
  • Watch for a GitHub notification that there is an automatic PR to the Conda-forge feedstock. This may take multiple hours to happen. If there are any changes needed to the Conda-forge release make them from a personal account and not from an organization account to have workflows properly trigger.

After Release

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