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# Creating a new svg-edit release
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## Prepare
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1. `npm test` - Ensure build steps occur and tests are passing
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1. `npm run build-doc` - Ensure JSDoc can build and is available for site build
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1. `npm run grep-doc` - For JSDoc, we ensure that a minimum of generic types
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have been added (e.g., "number" should instead be "Float" or "Array",
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and "object", "function", or "array" should be replaced by more specific
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`@interface`s, `@typdef`s, or `@callback`. Deriving types can use
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`PlainObject` or `GenericArray` to indicate the simple base type was
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intentional. `*` should also be checked. The script reports all failing
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matches within `editor`. There should be none.
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1. Preview which files will be included once published (taking into
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account `.npmignore`), by using `npm pack` (taking care to remove
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the `.tgz` tarball file that it creates).
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## Update the main project
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1. Update the VERSION variable in Makefile.
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-->
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1. Update `version` in `package.json` (and `package-lock.json` (via `npm i`)).
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1. Update the CHANGES file with a summary of all changes.
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1. Add new release info to `Recent news` section in README
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1. Commit these changes
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<!-- with `git commit -m "Updating Makefile and CHANGES for release X.Y.Z"`-->.
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1. Tag the version, prefixed by "v", e.g., `v3.0.1`.
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The above steps can be done on a fork and committed via a pull request.
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## Create the release on `gh-pages`
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2. From the root directory run `make`.
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3. Copy `build/svg-edit-X.Y.Z/`, `build/svg-edit-X.Y.Z-src.tar.gz`, and `build/svg-edit-X.Y.Z.zip` to a temporary directory.
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-->
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1. Switch to the `gh-pages` branch with `git checkout gh-pages`.
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1. Run the `build.js` executable (`npm run build` if within the project root
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directory).
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1. Commit these changes with `git commit -m "Updating files for release X.Y.Z"`.
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1. Switch back to the `master` branch with `git checkout master`.
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1. Ensure this step worked by visiting
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<https://svg-edit.github.io/svgedit/releases/svg-edit-X.Y.Z/editor/svg-editor.html>
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(and in an ES6-Module-compliant browser,
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<https://svg-edit.github.io/svgedit/releases/svg-edit-X.Y.Z/editor/svg-editor-es.html>).
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The above steps can be done on a fork and committed via a pull request.
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## Create the release on GitHub
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4. Attach the `svg-edit-X.Y.Z-src.tar.gz` and `build/svg-edit-X.Y.Z.zip` files to the release.
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-->
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1. Go to <https://github.com/SVG-Edit/svgedit/releases> and select
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`Draft a new release`.
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1. Make the release target point at the tag where the <!-- makefile and -->
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changes were updated.
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1. Write a short description of the release and include a link to the live
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version (in another tab, you may wish to see the source for a previous
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release):
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<https://svg-edit.github.io/svgedit/releases/svg-edit-X.Y.Z/editor/svg-editor.html>.
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1. Create the release!
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You will need to be a member of the SVG-Edit GitHub group to do this step.
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## Publish to npm
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1. `npm publish`
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