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chore: clarify release process #44
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1. Install [rustup](https://rustup.rs/). | ||
2. Install Ruby using your preferred package manager. | ||
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### Release process | ||
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To release a new version of SDK: | ||
1. Make sure that version strings have been updated: | ||
- Eppo core: [eppo_core/Cargo.toml](eppo_core/Cargo.toml) | ||
- Rust: [rust-sdk/Cargo.toml](rust-sdk/Cargo.toml) | ||
- Python: [python-sdk/Cargo.toml](python-sdk/Cargo.toml) | ||
- Ruby: [ruby-sdk/lib/eppo_client/version.rb](ruby-sdk/lib/eppo_client/version.rb) and [ruby-sdk/ext/eppo_client/Cargo.toml](ruby-sdk/ext/eppo_client/Cargo.toml) | ||
2. If SDK depends on a new version of `eppo_core`, the core should be released first. | ||
3. [Create a new release](https://github.com/Eppo-exp/rust-sdk/releases/new) in GitHub interface. | ||
- For tag, use one of the following formats (choose "create new tag on publish"): | ||
- `[email protected]` | ||
- `[email protected]` | ||
- `[email protected]` | ||
- `[email protected]` | ||
- For generating release notes, select previous tag from the same SDK (e.g., when releasing `[email protected]`, the previous tag should be `[email protected]`). Auto-generate release notes, prune entries that are not relevant for the SDK (e.g., Python SDK release should not list PRs for Ruby). | ||
- Publish release. | ||
- CI will automatically push a new release out to package registries. |
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My understanding is this should be treated with its own semver tree; for example breaking changes in eppo core might not be breaking changes up stream?
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Yes, all components have independent versioning