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Contributing

Building

Clone the repository.

$ git clone git@github.com:ScorexFoundation/sigmastate-interpreter.git
$ cd sigmastate-interpreter
$ sbt test

Then you can compile the library with SBT and run tests.

$ sbt
sbt:sigma-state> compile
sbt:sigma-state> test

By default SBT uses Scala 2.12 for compilation and running tests. To compile for Scala 2.13 use the following commands:

$ sbt
sbt:sigma-state> ++2.13.11
sbt:sigma-state> compile
sbt:sigma-state> test

You can also run SBT commands for all Scala versions at once:

$ sbt
sbt:sigma-state> +compile
sbt:sigma-state> +test

To run specific test suite use the following command:

sbt:sigma-state> testOnly <full test class name>

Releasing

Setup GPG key

Follow instructions to set up GPG key. You will need:

  • create a GPG key pair;
  • publish your public key to a public key server;

Check Sonatype credentials

Try to login to Nexus Repository Manager with your credentials here

Using Sonatype with SBT

Follow instructions to set up Sonatype with SBT. You will also need:

Publishing release

This can be done manually or automatically by Github Actions.

Manual publishing

To publish release to Sonatype, use the following:

$sbt
sbt:sigma-state> +publishSigned
sbt:sigma-state> sonatypeBundleRelease

Automatic publishing

To publish release version to Sonatype, do the following:

  • make a tag with version number vX.Y.Z (used by sbt-dynver to set version key);
  • use the new tag to make a Github release, which triggers release.yml workflow and publishes release version to Sonatype;