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Release Checklist for yimi-rutool

This checklist ensures that every release meets quality standards and follows best practices.

📋 Pre-Release Checklist

🔍 Code Quality

  • All tests pass (cargo test)
  • Documentation tests pass (cargo test --doc)
  • Clippy passes with no warnings (cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings)
  • Code is formatted (cargo fmt --all -- --check)
  • No unused dependencies (cargo machete)
  • No dead code warnings
  • All public APIs are documented
  • Examples in documentation are tested

🛡️ Security

  • Security audit passes (cargo audit)
  • No known vulnerabilities
  • Dependencies are up to date
  • No hardcoded secrets or credentials
  • Input validation is implemented
  • Error handling is appropriate
  • Memory safety is ensured

📚 Documentation

  • README.md is updated
  • CHANGELOG.md is updated with new features/fixes
  • API documentation is complete
  • Examples are provided for new features
  • Breaking changes are documented
  • Migration guide is provided (if needed)
  • Version numbers are updated

🧪 Testing

  • Unit tests cover new functionality
  • Integration tests pass
  • Performance tests pass
  • Edge cases are tested
  • Error conditions are tested
  • Cross-platform compatibility verified
  • Feature flag combinations tested

🔧 Configuration

  • Cargo.toml version is updated
  • Dependencies are properly specified
  • Feature flags are correctly configured
  • Build configuration is optimized
  • CI/CD configuration is updated

🚀 Release Process

1. Pre-Release Preparation

  • Create release branch from develop
  • Update version numbers in all relevant files
  • Update CHANGELOG.md with release notes
  • Run full test suite
  • Perform security audit
  • Update documentation

2. Release Execution

  • Use release script: ./scripts/release.sh <version-type>
  • Verify version bump is correct
  • Confirm all tests pass
  • Check that CI/CD pipeline passes
  • Create and push git tag
  • Publish to crates.io (if applicable)

3. Post-Release Tasks

  • Merge release branch to main
  • Merge release branch to develop
  • Create GitHub release with notes
  • Update project documentation
  • Notify stakeholders
  • Monitor for issues

📊 Version Types

Patch Release (0.1.0 → 0.1.1)

Use for: Bug fixes, documentation updates, minor improvements

  • Only bug fixes and non-breaking changes
  • No new features
  • No API changes
  • Backward compatible

Minor Release (0.1.0 → 0.2.0)

Use for: New features, enhancements, new modules

  • New features added
  • New modules implemented
  • API additions (backward compatible)
  • Performance improvements
  • New dependencies added

Major Release (0.1.0 → 1.0.0)

Use for: Breaking changes, major refactoring

  • Breaking API changes
  • Removed deprecated features
  • Major architectural changes
  • Incompatible dependency updates
  • Migration guide provided

🔍 Quality Gates

Code Quality Gate

  • Test coverage ≥ 80%
  • No clippy warnings
  • No compiler warnings
  • All public APIs documented
  • Examples provided for new features

Security Gate

  • No high/critical vulnerabilities
  • Security audit passes
  • Dependencies are up to date
  • No hardcoded secrets

Performance Gate

  • No performance regressions
  • Benchmarks pass
  • Memory usage is optimized
  • Build time is acceptable

Documentation Gate

  • README is up to date
  • CHANGELOG is complete
  • API docs are generated
  • Examples are tested

🚨 Emergency Release Process

For Critical Security Issues

  • Create hotfix branch from main
  • Implement minimal fix
  • Run essential tests only
  • Fast-track review process
  • Deploy immediately
  • Follow up with full release

For Critical Bugs

  • Assess impact and urgency
  • Create hotfix branch
  • Implement fix with tests
  • Expedited review
  • Deploy to production
  • Document in CHANGELOG

📝 Release Notes Template

## [Version] - YYYY-MM-DD

### Added
- New features and enhancements

### Changed
- Changes to existing functionality

### Fixed
- Bug fixes

### Removed
- Removed features (if any)

### Security
- Security improvements

### Performance
- Performance improvements

### Documentation
- Documentation updates

### Dependencies
- Dependency updates

### Breaking Changes
- Breaking changes (if any)

### Migration Guide
- Migration instructions (if needed)

🔧 Automated Checks

CI/CD Pipeline

  • All CI jobs pass
  • Build succeeds on all platforms
  • Tests pass on all Rust versions
  • Documentation builds successfully
  • Security scan passes

Release Script Validation

  • Release script runs without errors
  • Version bump is correct
  • Git tag is created
  • Changelog is updated
  • All files are committed

📞 Communication

Internal Communication

  • Notify team of release
  • Update project status
  • Document lessons learned

External Communication

  • Update project website
  • Post release announcement
  • Update social media
  • Notify users of breaking changes

🎯 Success Criteria

A successful release should meet all of the following criteria:

  • All tests pass
  • No security vulnerabilities
  • Documentation is complete
  • Performance is maintained or improved
  • Breaking changes are properly communicated
  • Release is published successfully
  • Users can upgrade without issues

📚 Resources

🆘 Troubleshooting

Common Issues

  • Build failures: Check dependencies and Rust version
  • Test failures: Review test environment and dependencies
  • Publish failures: Verify crates.io credentials and permissions
  • Documentation issues: Check markdown syntax and links

Getting Help

  • Check project documentation
  • Review previous release notes
  • Ask in project discussions
  • Contact maintainers

Remember: Quality over speed. It's better to delay a release than to ship broken code.