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Description
Release SDK 1.13.0
-[x] All dependencies do not use the
-dev
name (e.g. we do not usedapr-dev
ordapr-ext-grpc-dev
)This was done previously for the RC. When we cut a release branch we have to switch from the main branch builds (
-dev
) packages, to our real release packages.We have to do the same for any examples that use
dapr-ext-grpc
,dapr-ext-fastapi
andflask_dapr
.-[x] Version updated from RC version to release version
This command happens to work right now, but be careful not to update packages which didn't get a version bump (like
dapr-ext-grpc
anddapr-ext-fastapi
andflask_dapr
)The release will only occur after we push a tag, but the version used comes from the source files - not the tag.
Different tags trigger releases:
workflow-v*
likeworkflow-v0.4.0
triggers the workflow SDK release (this is already released)grpc-v*
triggers thedapr-ext-grpc
release - this is not necessary at this time since we are not releasing this.Same for
fastapi-v*
andflask-v*
.We only will push the
v*
style tag (herev1.13.0
) for the regular SDK release to be triggered.