dtcenter/METplus

Documentation: Update the Release Guide to Document the Proposed Workflow During the RC1 Cycle

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Describe the Task

From the METplus 5.1.0 Coordinated Release Retrospective, we discussed allowing a month for testing, if possible. However, we want to ensure there is not downtime in development cycle and how we likely need to revise workflow. We did this for MET for the MET-11.1.0 release, where I believe:

  • we made main_v11.1 our main branch instead of leaving it main_v11.0
  • we created branches from main_v11.1 instead of develop for any development tasks needed to main_v11.1
  • we created branches from develop for any new development for main_v12.0 (but not for main_v11.1)
  • after the main_v11.1 release, we merged main_v11.1 into develop

@JohnHalleyGotway can you please review the above notes for accuracy when you get a chance?

The task is to update the release guide, likely for creating an RC1 release.

Time Estimate

< 1 day of work

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Consider the impact to the other METplus components.

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  • Fork this repository or create a branch of develop.
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  • Complete the development and test your changes.
  • Add/update log messages for easier debugging.
  • Add/update unit tests.
  • Add/update documentation.
  • Add any new Python packages to the METplus Components Python Requirements table.
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