On Mon, Jun 15, 2015 at 3:46 PM, Stanislav Malyshev <smalys...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi! > >>> It's a worthy goal IMHO. Currently it all is done manually as you know. >> >> >> What! No, I didn't know. >> I was describing how the process used to be, and I thought it still was. > > I think making auto-release is a nice idea, but what about signing? I'm > surely not leaving my personal private key on any commonly accessible > server, so how would I sign packages? Except for that, making script > that would do "make release" or "sh scripts/release" and complete the > release cycle (including generating & uploading everything) would be > nice. Right now we have mkdist but it only takes us half-way.
gpg-agent forwarding over ssh? - Goto https://release.php.net/ - Login with your master credentials (only allows logins for whitelisted users). - White page suggest you are creating x.y.z+1 release from branch x_y - If yes; press "MAKE MAGIC" - If no; write the version number in input field, select branch from combobox - Press; "I KNOW WHAT IM DOING" This will trigger generating all files needed, bumping version and whatever. Tags. Creates archives. All that good stuff. "5 minutes later" you get email; "release is ready!" with links to the archives You fetch them, explore the archives, run the tests and you the things we all know we should do but don't :) Then: ssh -R ~username/.gnupg/S.gpg-agent -o "StreamLocalBindUnlink=yes" release.php.net '/usr/local/bin/confirm x.y.z+1' It'll sign the git tag (using your forwarded agent), push upstream, push archives to php-distribution.git Then. In the next release of the tool: - The whitepage extracts the NEWS entries and does the html/php formatting for phpweb - Gives you checkboxes to choose pick the highlights - The highlights will be used for the standard phpweb news xml. .... - Profit -Hannes -- PHP Internals - PHP Runtime Development Mailing List To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
