Example Tagging Release #268
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participant User
participant GitHub
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User->>LocalRepo: Update local repository
User->>LocalRepo: Tag release (semver)
User->>LocalRepo: Push tags to origin
User->>GitHub: Create draft release
GitHub-->>User: Release created
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93-93: Add missing comma for better readability.Add a comma after "repository" for better sentence structure.
-If you haven't done this before, these are the typicial commands to execute at the root of the repository assuming you are on your fork: +If you haven't done this before, these are the typicial commands to execute at the root of the repository, assuming you are on your fork:🧰 Tools
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104-106: Consider adding tag signing for security.For enhanced security and verification, consider using signed tags. This helps ensure the authenticity of releases.
-git tag -m <version> <version> +# Create a GPG signed tag +git tag -s <version> -m "<version>" +# Verify the tag +git tag -v <version> git push upstream <version>
125-126: Add guidance for changelog updates and GitHub releases.The instructions should include:
- Updating the changelog with patch release notes
- Creating a GitHub release through the web interface after pushing tags
Consider adding these steps after the git commands:
After pushing the tag: 1. Update CHANGELOG.md with the patch release notes 2. Go to the [releases page](https://github.com/deepgram/deepgram-go-sdk/releases) 3. Click "Draft a new release" 4. Select the newly created tag 5. Fill in the release notes 6. Publish the release
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89-140: Overall documentation improvements look good!
The new sections provide clear and practical instructions for creating releases. The examples are well-structured and the commands are accurate. The additions align well with the existing branching strategy documentation.
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Document actual
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