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# If at least one test fails, NORT restores the previous release metadata state, reports and fails. The work area is restored to the exact state it was found before the release sequence was initiated. | |||
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If all tests succeed <font color=red>what now?</font> | If all tests succeed <font color=red>what now?</font> |
Revision as of 21:01, 15 November 2016
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Overview
Release
A NORT release consists in a sequence of interactions with the local project work area, the build system metadata, and various external source code and binary repositories. All types of releases end with the creation of a set of valid release artifacts and the publishing of the artifacts into their corresponding repositories. At the end of the release process, the work area is automatically updated to support the development iteration for the next release.
Release Types
Major
Minor
Patch
Snapshot
Custom
For syntax details see the release command.
The Release Sequence
The release sequence consists in the following steps:
- The local workarea version metadata is tentatively incremented.
- All tests are executed, with the new version metadata in place.
- If at least one test fails, NORT restores the previous release metadata state, reports and fails. The work area is restored to the exact state it was found before the release sequence was initiated.
If all tests succeed what now?
Release Artifacts
JAR Libraries
Binary Distributions
The recommended technique to build complex binary distributions is to add a dedicated "release" module to the project and let the Maven assembly plug-in to handle the process. The details are described in the "Building a Maven Complex Release Artifact" article.
If a project has a binary distribution, NORT will publish it in the Maven repository, under the "release" module of the project.