My favourite approach is:

release version-numbered binary artefacts from the CI server
(have it tag the build in version control at the same time)
These are the artefacts that then go through the dev -> test -> stage ->
prod process

That way you have full traceability of exactly what was released, all the
way back to source



2009/12/17 [email protected] <[email protected]>

> I have been wrestling with/procrastinating automating release
> processes for the last year or so.  I need to do a little play and
> pray, but I thought I would see what some other folks are doing.
>
> In my case, I have a bunch of web apps and some command line apps
> which make up the environment (ok, there are native apps and db stuff
> too).  I have been using maven as the build tool for several years
> now.  My thought has always been to write some scripts that pull from
> the ci server and manually install/deploy.  Thoughts?
>
> Are people doing deployments using maven?  Are they doing deployments
> out of their ci server?  What about for command line apps?  Are they
> just writing scripts to pull the branch from the version control or ci
> servers and run the maven deploy plugin?  Or, is the majority using
> custom deployment scripts? How are you specifying environments (dev,
> stage, prod, etc)?
>
> I would appreciate your thoughts,
> LES
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