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It should create a bump the project's version and create a tag. If using carthage generate the zip files and upload them to a GitHub release draft. For cocoapods upload it to trunk.

It should something like this

#!/bin/bash

set -e

# Check that working directory is clean
git checkout master
script/test
agvtool new-marketing-version $1
git commit -m "Bumps version to $1"
git tag $1
git push origin HEAD --no-verify
git push origin --tags
# 1. open text editor (configurable from env variable)
# to write release title and description (markdown)
#
# 2. create GitHub release with tag $1 using
# title and description from previous step.
#
# 3. carthage build --no-skip-current
#
# 4. carthage archive $PROJECT_NAME
#
# 5. upload .framework.zip to release
#
# 6. delete .framework.zip
mkdir -p "/tmp/$PROJECT_NAME/releases/$1"
(cd "/tmp/$PROJECT_NAME/releases/$1" && echo 'github "$PROJECT_REPO ~> $1"' > Cartfile && carthage update --no-use-binaries && rm -frd Carthage && carthage update) 

@guidomb I'd rather split this in three commands:

• bump version
• tag version in git (and push to remote)
• release action (push to CP trunk or upload binaries)

Like this lib https://github.com/svenfuchs/gem-release

Most of the time I'd bump and tag, and try to test it (manually or in a CI) then if I am fine with it, I'll release it to the wild, if not I just remove the tag and start over (I can even rewrite history).

Makes senses. I think it could be splitted in 3 commands but in a different way

release

• bump version
• commit
• generate tag
• build
• generate archive

publish release

• Generate release title and description
• push commit and tag
• create github release
• upload precompiled
• upload to trunk CP
• delete archive

test release

• test that carthage release is accesible
• test that cp release is accessible

:+1:

We should check out this section of the docs that talks about generating the .framework from Travis https://github.com/Carthage/Carthage#use-travis-ci-to-upload-your-tagged-prebuild-frameworks