Developer Area/Release Instructions/Release day

📋 Final checks before starting release day

🚨 Make sure that any security reviews/patches are merged before proceeding 🚨

🔒 Security team (if you don't have +2 review status, you won't be able to see these patches)

🛠 Release manager

✅ CVE #'s - Security issues have an assigned CVE number?
✅ Backporting - security fixes backported to all supported versions that need them?
✅ Bugs fixed - all bugs going into his release have their fixes merged for all supported versions?
✅ Comms - to Mahara partners + drafted the forum posts?

👷🏻 For all devs

✅ What minor point release are you going to do?
✅ git pull mahara-scripts
✅ Valid GPG - do you have a valid GPG key added to your Launchpad account? See https://launchpad.net/~username/+editpgpkeys
✅ lptools - do you have the lp-upload-project installed for uploading the release tars? apt-get install lptools

// TODO

The following uses the script you got in the previous step.

Run the first step: ./release.php X.Y.Z X.Y_DEV (For rc X.Yrc1)

creating tarballs
It will also spit out another script (release-X.Y.Z-cleanup.sh) to be run later.

Example: Tag new version bump commit as 'X.YRC2_RELEASE' error: gpg failed to sign the data error: unable to sign the tag

So this is what I did to fix it, all commands are on command line:

1) Updated the gpg program to use: git config --global gpg.program gpg2

2) Tested if it was working: echo "test" | gpg2 --clearsign

It wasn't so I had to do: export GPG_TTY=$(tty)

then run again echo "test" | gpg2 --clearsign

After all that when I ran release.php command again it didn't give me the error