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project-config/jenkins/scripts/release-tools
Doug Hellmann e197900594 add update_constraints.sh for use by new release job
This script is based on the existing steps in release.sh for updating
the constraints list after releasing one of our Python projects. It's
placed in its own commit so it is available on the release nodes when
the new job in the following commit is merged.

Change-Id: Ie3e6d0e3501fa0cba251e000430bd0740a2bd331
Signed-off-by: Doug Hellmann <doug@doughellmann.com>
2016-12-16 11:36:14 -05:00
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2016-09-26 15:53:41 -04:00

Release Tools

release_from_yaml.sh

This script takes YAML files describing deliverables to release (like those living in openstack/releases) and calls the release.sh script (see below) to apply the corresponding tags. It will create a tag for the last release mentioned in the file(s). You can point it to specific YAML files, or to a local git repository (in which case it will look at the files modified in the most recent commit).

Examples:

./release_from_yaml.sh ../openstack-releases deliverables/mitaka/nova.yaml

Call release.sh for all repositories mentioned in the last release added to ../openstack-releases/deliverables/mitaka/nova.yaml

./release_from_yaml.sh ../openstack-releases

Look into the git repository at ../openstack-releases for deliverable YAML files modified at the last commit, and call release.sh for all repositories mentioned on the last release in each such file.

release.sh

This script creates a tag on a given repository SHA and pushes it to Gerrit. Additionally it will add a message on Launchpad bugs that are mentioned as "closed" in git commit messages since the last tag on the same series.

Example:

./release.sh openstack/oslo.rootwrap mitaka 3.0.3 gerrit/master

Apply a 3.0.3 tag (associated to the mitaka series) to the gerrit master HEAD of the openstack/oslo.rootwrap reporitory, and add a comment for each closed bug mentioned in commit messages since the previous mitaka tag (3.0.2).

branch_from_yaml.sh

This script looks at the deliverable files to decide how to create stable branches.

$ branch_from_yaml.sh ~/repos/openstack/releases mitaka
$ branch_from_yaml.sh ~/repos/openstack/releases mitaka
$ branch_from_yaml.sh ~/repos/openstack/releases mitaka deliverables/_independent/openstack-ansible.yaml