github.com/argoproj/argo-cd/v2@v2.10.9/.github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE/release.md (about) 1 --- 2 name: Argo CD Release 3 about: Used by our Release Champion to track progress of a minor release 4 title: 'Argo CD Release vX.X' 5 labels: 'release' 6 assignees: '' 7 --- 8 9 Target RC1 date: ___. __, ____ 10 Target GA date: ___. __, ____ 11 12 - [ ] 1wk before feature freeze post in #argo-contributors that PRs must be merged by DD-MM-YYYY to be included in the release - ask approvers to drop items from milestone they can’t merge 13 - [ ] At least two days before RC1 date, draft RC blog post and submit it for review (or delegate this task) 14 - [ ] Cut RC1 (or delegate this task to an Approver and coordinate timing) 15 - [ ] Create new release branch 16 - [ ] Add the release branch to ReadTheDocs 17 - [ ] Confirm that tweet and blog post are ready 18 - [ ] Trigger the release 19 - [ ] After the release is finished, publish tweet and blog post 20 - [ ] Post in #argo-cd and #argo-announcements with lots of emojis announcing the release and requesting help testing 21 - [ ] Monitor support channels for issues, cherry-picking bugfixes and docs fixes as appropriate (or delegate this task to an Approver and coordinate timing) 22 - [ ] At release date, evaluate if any bugs justify delaying the release. If not, cut the release (or delegate this task to an Approver and coordinate timing) 23 - [ ] If unreleased changes are on the release branch for {current minor version minus 3}, cut a final patch release for that series (or delegate this task to an Approver and coordinate timing) 24 - [ ] After the release, post in #argo-cd that the {current minor version minus 3} has reached EOL (example: https://cloud-native.slack.com/archives/C01TSERG0KZ/p1667336234059729) 25 - [ ] (For the next release champion) Review the [items scheduled for the next release](https://github.com/orgs/argoproj/projects/25). If any item does not have an assignee who can commit to finish the feature, move it to the next release. 26 - [ ] (For the next release champion) Schedule a time mid-way through the release cycle to review items again.