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VERSION: Change name pattern to match tag name from now on

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This patch updated the VERSION file itself, and the document on
release process.

Change-Id: I2bd2e57e42c29ea5a9d8bc334b86c6fa5c4b46a4
Signed-off-by: Anastasia Klimchuk <aklm@flashrom.org>
Reviewed-on: https://review.coreboot.org/c/flashrom/+/84811
Tested-by: build bot (Jenkins) <no-reply@coreboot.org>
Reviewed-by: Peter Marheine <pmarheine@chromium.org>
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1.5.0-devel
v1.5.0-devel

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* Double-check and merge all the patches that are fully ready (see also :ref:`merge-checklist`)
* Update VERSION file to first release candidate. Check the git history of VERSION file for a version name pattern.
* Update VERSION file to first release candidate. The name pattern is: ``v{version_number}-rc{rc_number}``.
* As an example at the time of writing, the version name of the first release candidate was ``1.4.0-rc1``.
* As an example, the version name of the first release candidate can be ``v1.4.0-rc1``.
* To update the VERSION file, push a patch to Gerrit, and another maintainer should review and approve.
* After submitting the change to the VERSION file, tag this commit.
You can check `flashrom tags in Gerrit <https://review.coreboot.org/admin/repos/flashrom,tags,25>`_
for tag name pattern. As an example at the time of writing, the tag name was ``v1.4.0-rc1``.
* After submitting the change to the VERSION file, tag this commit. Tag name should be the same as
version name, for example above ``v1.4.0-rc1``.
* Write an announcement on the mailing list. Be very clear about:
@ -74,13 +73,19 @@ Wait for at least a week (or two) since the last release candidate. if everythin
* Submit the release notes, and in the same patch restart :doc:`/release_notes/devel` document.
This way everyone who is syncing the repository by the release tag will have release notes in the tree.
* Update VERSION file to release version (for example, at the time of writing ``1.4.0``), and submit this
* Update VERSION file to release version, name pattern is: ``v{version_name}``
(for example, it can be ``v1.4.0``), and submit this.
* Tag the commit which updates the VERSION file. You can check
`flashrom tags in Gerrit <https://review.coreboot.org/admin/repos/flashrom,tags,25>`_ for tag name pattern.
As an example at the time of writing, the tag name was ``v1.4.0``.
* Tag the commit which updates the VERSION file. Tag name should be the same as version name,
for example above ``v1.4.0``.
* Create the tarball, sign it, and upload to the server together with the signature.
* Create the tarball:
* At the moment of writing, the command we use ``meson dist --include-subprojects``,
more details are in `meson docs <https://mesonbuild.com/Creating-releases.html#creating-releases>`_.
* Check that tarball name follows the pattern ``flashrom-v{version_name}.tar.xz``, for example ``flashrom-v1.4.0.tar.xz``.
* Sign the tarball, and upload to the server together with the signature.
* Update release notes with the link to download tarball, signature, and fingerprint. Submit this and check that final release notes are published on the website.
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Start the next cycle of development
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* Update the VERSION file to the development version. For example, at the time of writing ``1.5.0-devel``, and submit this.
* Update the VERSION file to the development version. For example, the name pattern is: ``v{version_name}-devel``,
for example ``v1.5.0-devel``, and submit this.
* Submit all the patches that have been ready and waiting.