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July 2022 Recovery 1

Open connor4312 opened this issue 1 year ago • 0 comments

  • [x] Create a milestone July 2022 Recovery @bpasero
  • [x] Bump the version number @bpasero
  • [x] 🔖candidate issues
  • [x] Assign candidate issues to the recovery milestone team
  • [x] Review the candidate issues, and if they pass the review assign them to the recovery milestone team
  • [x] All candidate fixes are peer reviewed and pushed to main and then cherry-picked into the release branch team
  • [x] Initiate insiders build from main
  • [x] Issues are tested in the insiders team
  • [x] Build stable for all platforms from release branch @bpasero
  • [x] Issues are verified on stable build and the verified label is added @bpasero
  • [x] Check https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode/compare/release/<x.y> to ensure no other commits have been made in the release branch @bpasero
  • [ ] Update the release notes and include a link to a query for the fixed issues @gregvanl
  • [x] Sanity check of installable bits (server instructions)
    • [x] Windows 32 bit @bpasero
      • [x] signed installer 32-bit
      • [x] signed user installer 32-bit
      • [x] zip 32-bit
      • [x] server 32-bit
    • [x] Windows 64 bit @bpasero
      • [x] signed installer 64-bit
      • [x] signed user installer 64-bit
      • [x] zip 64-bit
      • [x] server 64-bit
    • [x] Windows ARM64 @bpasero
      • [x] signed installer ARM64
      • [x] signed user installer ARM64
      • [x] zip ARM64
    • [x] macOS
      • [x] Universal @bpasero
      • [x] Intel @bpasero
      • [x] Intel server @bpasero
      • [x] Apple Silicon @bpasero
    • [x] Linux x64
      • [x] deb @bpasero
      • [x] rpm @bpasero
      • [x] archives @bpasero
      • [x] snap (sudo snap install --classic --dangerous <file>.snap) @bpasero
    • [x] Linux server @bpasero
      • [x] x64
      • [x] x64 Alpine
      • [x] ARM32
      • [x] ARM64
  • [ ] Publish website @gregvanl
  • [ ] Publish stable build @bpasero
  • [ ] Create an official release @bpasero
    • [ ] Create a tag (make sure you pull the release branch first): git tag <x.y.z> release/<x.y>
    • [ ] Push the tag: git push origin <x.y.z>
    • [ ] Create a GitHub release: Open the GitHub tags, and click far right ... > Create Release. Use the correct title and description from our release notes. Example
  • [ ] Close the milestone on GitHub @bpasero

connor4312 avatar Aug 04 '22 18:08 connor4312