docs: document automated release workflow - #96
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Release automation scope has now been consolidated in #97. Before this documentation PR is considered final, the release guide should be aligned with that issue and the implemented workflow. In particular, avoid growing a single long page indefinitely: keep a short maintainer journey/overview and split detailed policy or manual recovery into focused developer pages when that improves navigation. The public docs must describe both the normal GitHub Actions path and the equivalent manual/CLI procedure, and they must stay in the same development cycle as release behavior changes. |
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Summary
Documents the sequenced, CLI-driven release automation proposed in LibreSign/libresign#8447.
The release workflow files are now ordered explicitly:
release-00-tests.yml— Release 00 - Automation testsrelease-10-prepare-pr.yml— Release 10 - Prepare release PRrelease-20-finalize-preparation.yml— Release 20 - Finalize preparationrelease-30-prepare-draft.yml— Release 30 - Prepare draftrelease-40-publish-appstore.yml— Release 40 - Build, sign and publish App StoreThe documentation explains that LibreSign-specific release logic lives in
scripts/release/behind therelease.phpCLI, while the YAML files primarily orchestrate actions and CLI commands.It also documents:
actis useful for development but not authoritative