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October 2022 Endgame #164400

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rebornix opened this issue Oct 23, 2022 · 5 comments
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October 2022 Endgame #164400

rebornix opened this issue Oct 23, 2022 · 5 comments
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rebornix commented Oct 23, 2022

  • 10//24 Code freeze for the endgame
  • 10/28 Endgame done
  • 11/02 Expected release date (this may change)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
  • Fixing (self-assigned, milestone assigned, no need for PR or review)
    • Increased scrutiny sets in due to testing being completed. Fixes pose a much higher risk
    • Move issues to the next month that can be deferred
  • 🔖Verification needed
  • 🔖Verification
Friday
  • Build a stable build to ensure stable build is green @rebornix
  • Pause scheduled insider builds @rebornix
  • Satellite modules/npm packages ready, version updated, smoke tested
  • Only candidate issues are open and assigned to 🔖milestone
  • All issues 🔖verified
  • All open PRs on the milestone 🔖merged or deferred
  • Branch code to release/<x.y> after all expected fixes are in (latest 5PM PST) @rebornix
  • Branch distro to release/<x.y> after all expected fixes are in (latest 5PM PST) @rebornix
  • Branch vscode.dev to release/<x.y> after all expected fixes are in (latest 5PM PST) owner
  • Localization: Run Update VS Code Branch build with release/* as the VS Code Branch parameter (it's the default so you shouldn't have to change anything) @rebornix
  • Announce main is open for business @rebornix
  • Fixing (PR + review required once branched - major bugs only - to be discussed in stand-up meeting, labeled as candidate)
  • All release notes updated
  • Acknowledge pull requests in release notes. We acknowledge PRs from outside the team. We have improved the tooling so that the @rebornix can generate the pull request acknowledgment for all repositories at once. @rebornix
    • debug-adapter-protocol, inno-updater, jsonc-parser, language-server-protocol, lsif-node, vscode, vscode-codicons, vscode-css-languageservice, vscode-debugadapter-node, vscode-dev-containers, vscode-docs, vscode-emmet-helper, vscode-eslint, vscode-extension-samples, vscode-generator-code, vscode-hexeditor, vscode-html-languageservice, vscode-js-debug, vscode-js-debug-companion, vscode-js-profile-visualizer, vscode-jshint, vscode-json-languageservice, vscode-languageserver-node, vscode-livepreview, vscode-loader, vscode-lsif-extension, vscode-node-debug, vscode-node-debug2, vscode-pull-request-github, vscode-recipes, vscode-references-view, vscode-textmate, vscode-vsce
  • Acknowledge issue trackers from the community @chrmarti
  • Add notable fixes to the release notes all
  • When done fixing/verifying and there are changes since last build at the end of day PT
    • Build and manually release Insider from release/<x.y> @rebornix
Friday/Monday
  • Polish release notes redmond
  • Fixing (only critical bugs - no string changes)
Monday - Wednesday

Note: The Insiders build needs to be in the wild for 24 hours before we can enter the last phase of the endgame. @rebornix

Wednesday/Thursday - Expected release day (this may change)
@rebornix rebornix added the endgame-plan VS Code - Next release plan for endgame label Oct 23, 2022
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@alexdima alexdima assigned aeschli and unassigned lszomoru Oct 24, 2022
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lorand-horvath commented Oct 31, 2022

@rebornix I've been noticing a bit of confusion regarding the "version" property in https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/main/package.json during the phase before releasing a new version. So, for example during Monday-Wednesday before the planned release 1.73 this week Wednesday, we see "version": "1.73.0" for the main branch, but in fact it should be "1.74.0", since the main branch has already been worked on with commits belonging to 1.74 (November release)

Wouldn't it be more logical to switch the main branch version to 1.74 immediately after the release/1.73 branch was created (Friday last week, AFAICT) and just before work begins on 1.74?

If this change were done, you wouldn't need the Bump up the version in package.json on main entry anymore for Wednesday/Thursday.

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@lorand-horvath thanks for the reminder and it makes good sense to bump version in the main branch right after we create the release branch.

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@rebornix Looks like it didn't work as expected: 447e61a

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It should've worked. It will work from now on: #165132

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