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GitHub Action - Android Emulator Runner

Refer to the recommendations for versioning and releasing actions.

New major release

  • From main branch, run npm run build && npm test --clean && npm run lint to make sure lib/*.js are up-to-date.
  • Update CHANGELOG.md, push change with "Prepare for release X.Y.Z." (where X.Y.Z is the new version).
  • Create a new branch e.g. release/v1, comment out node_modules/ in .gitignore, commit the change (do not commit yet node_modules).
  • Run npm prune --production.
  • Now commit the changes (the pruned node_modules).
  • Push to remote.
  • Test the new release: - uses: org/repo@release/v1.
  • To release, create and push a new tag v1 pointing to the latest commit in the release branch.
  • Also create a new GitHub release with 1.0.0 pointing to the head of the release branch which allows users to go back to an older version if there are issues with the latest v1.
  • To use the latest major version: - uses: org/repo@v1.

New minor / patch release

  • From main branch, run npm run build && npm test --clean && npm run lint to make sure lib/*.js are up-to-date.
  • Update CHANGELOG.md, push change with "Prepare for release X.Y.Z." (where X.Y.Z is the new version).
  • Merge from main into the release branch e.g. release/v1.
  • Run npm prune --production.
  • Commit merged changes (and the pruned node_modules).
  • Push to remote.
  • Test the new release: - uses: org/repo@release/v1.
  • To release, move the existing tag v1to the head of the release branch and push.
  • Also create a new GitHub release with 1.1.0 (for new minor release) pointing to the head of the release branch which allows users to go back to an older version if there are issues with the latest v1.
  • To use the latest major version: - uses: org/repo@v1.