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Releasing Fastchess

Fastchess releases are triggered by pushing a tag whose name starts with v. The release workflow builds binaries, creates a draft GitHub release, generates release notes, and attaches the archives to the draft.

Create a release

  1. Make sure the commit to release is on master and that its required checks have passed.

  2. Update your local branch:

    git switch master
    git pull --ff-only origin master
  3. Choose a version following the existing v<major>.<minor>.<patch> tag format, then create and push an annotated tag. For example:

    git tag -a v1.2.3 -m "Fastchess v1.2.3"
    git push origin v1.2.3
  4. Open the Fastchess Actions page and follow the workflow run for the tag. The release workflow produces archives for Linux, macOS, and Windows on the supported architectures.

  5. When the workflow succeeds, open the releases page. Review the generated notes and confirm that all expected archives are attached to the draft release.

  6. Publish the draft release from GitHub when it is ready.

Do not create the GitHub release manually before pushing the tag. The workflow creates it as a draft so its files and release notes can be reviewed before it becomes public.

Failed workflows

If a transient job fails, rerun the failed jobs from the workflow run on the Actions page. The release remains a draft until it is manually published. Do not move or replace a published version tag; use a new version tag for a corrected release.