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How to release a new CartoDB.js version

  1. Release a new version
  2. Rollback to a previous version

Release a new version

  • First of all: MAKE SURE ALL THE TESTS ARE GREEN.
  • Then install the dependencies, follow main README.md instructions.
  • Be sure you have a valid secrets.json file (DON'T SHARE IT).
  • Create a new branch to prepare the release.
git flow release start 3.12.13
  • Build CartoDB.js files choosing the new version:
grunt build
  • Update the NEWS file and commit the changes. Take into account that new CartoDB.js version will be replaced in API.md, RELEASING.md, README.md, package.json, cartodb.js and examples files.
git commit -am "Files changed for version 3.12.13"
  • Release it.
grunt publish
  • Check if those files have been updated in the CDN:
http://libs.cartocdn.com.s3.amazonaws.com/cartodb.js/v3/3.12.13/cartodb.js
http://libs.cartocdn.com/cartodb.js/v3/3.12.13/cartodb.js
http://libs.cartocdn.com.s3.amazonaws.com/cartodb.js/v3/3.12/cartodb.js
http://libs.cartocdn.com/cartodb.js/v3/3.12/cartodb.js

  • Sometimes It takes more than 10 minutes, if it is not updated, execute grunt invalidate.

  • And to finish: close the release and push it.

git flow release finish 3.12.13
git push --all
git push --tags

  • If possible, don't forget to change CartoDB.js docs.

  • Done. Celebrate! :)

Rollback to a previous version

In case you screw up all things, don't worry, rollback cartodb.js to a previous version is fast (you need to setup the environment, read how to do it):

git checkout PREVIOUS_VERSION_TAG
grunt build
grunt publish

For example, if we are in 3.12.13 and we want to go back to 3.12.13

git checkout 3.12.13
grunt build
grunt publish