Clone the project Navigate to ./PackagesCache Ensure dotnet core is installed with dotnet --version - needs 2.1.403
Ensure that the cache directory is populated with content of zip. See Cache readme and bash scripts.
Run: dotnet run When all updated packages are downloaded, Elm files are generated Verify that the ElmDocs files have been generated Run the project/tests with Elm test and repl to verify everything is working If the update was large, consider generating new zip of cache and add to git
elm bump (updates elm.json with new version - use this version in tag and commit message) In project root: git add generated files and the updated elm.json git commit -m"Update to new version x.y.z" git tag -a x.y.z -m"Annotation comment" git push --tags origin master elm publish
in case of tagging error/updates after tagging - use -f
Resources for publishing packages: https://becoming-functional.com/publishing-your-first-elm-package-13d984a1200a https://korban.net/posts/elm/2018-10-02-basic-steps-publish-package-elm-19/