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Jetty Releases 10.0.25, 11.0.25 #12901

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joakime opened this issue Mar 12, 2025 · 1 comment
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Jetty Releases 10.0.25, 11.0.25 #12901

joakime opened this issue Mar 12, 2025 · 1 comment
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joakime commented Mar 12, 2025

Jetty Versions:
This release process will produce releases:

10.0.25 & 11.0.25

Target Date:
March 19, 2025

Tasks:

  • Create the release(s) issue.
  • Update the target Jetty version(s) in the issue.
  • Update the target release date in the issue.
  • Link this issue to the target GitHub Project(s).
  • Assign this issue to a "release manager".
  • Review draft security advisories. Ensure that issues are created and assigned to GitHub Projects to capture any advisories that will be announced.
  • Update GitHub Project(s)
    • Create new project for the next releases (not this release).
    • Ensure new project is public (not private)
    • Freeze the target GitHub Project(s) by editing their names to "Jetty X.Y.Z FROZEN"
    • Review the issues/PRs assigned to the target GitHub Project(s). Any tasks that are not-yet-started are moved to next releases.
  • Review dependabot status. Manually run dependabot if needed and review resulting PRs for inclusion.
    Such updates should only be included in the week before a release if there is a compelling security or stability reason to do so.
  • Wait 24 hours from last change to the issues/PRs included in FROZEN GitHub Project(s).
  • Verify target project(s) are complete.
  • Verify that branch jetty-10.0.x is merged to branch jetty-11.0.x.
  • Assign issue to "build manager", who will stage the releases.
    • Create and use branches release/<ver> to perform version specific release work from.
    • Ensure git fetch --tags (as we potentially rewrite tag when re staging local tag can be out of sync and this command will fail and so fail the release script)
    • Ensure VERSION.txt additions for each release will be meaningful, descriptive, correct text.
    • Stage 10 release with Java 21.
    • Stage 11 release with Java 21.
    • Push release branches release/<ver> to to https://github.com/jetty/jetty.project
    • Push release tags jetty-<ver> to https://github.com/jetty/jetty.project
    • Edit a draft release (for each Jetty release) in GitHub (https://github.com/jetty/jetty.project/releases). Content is generated with the "changelog tool".
  • Assign issue to "test manager", who will oversee the testing of the staged releases.
  • Collect release votes from committers.
  • Promote staged releases.
  • Merge release branches back to main branches and delete release branches.
  • Verify release existence in Maven Central by triggering the Jenkins builds of CometD.
  • Update Jetty versions on the website ( follow instructions in jetty-website ).
    • Update (or check) Download page is updated.
    • Update (or check) documentation page(s) are updated.
  • Publish GitHub Releases.
  • Prepare release announcement for mailing lists.
  • Send release announcement to mailing lists (@jetty-announce, @jetty-dev, and @jetty-users)
  • Publish any security advisories.
    • Edit VERSION.txt to include any actual CVE number next to correspondent issue.
    • Edit any issues for CVEs in github with their CVE number
  • Upgrade versions in SDKMAN. Example PR
  • Notify downstream maintainers.
    • Eclipse p2 maintainer.
    • Docker maintainer.
    • Jenkins maintainer.
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joakime commented Mar 13, 2025

Sponsored and staged releases available for testing ...

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