## Make a release branch
-After making the release branch new commits are cherry-picked from master. When the release gets closer we get more selective what is cherry-picked.
+After making the release branch new commits are cherry-picked from master. When the release gets closer we get more selective what is cherry-picked. The days of the month are approximately as follows:
-* 5 days before release: feature freeze (stop merging new features)
-* 4 days before release: UI freeze (stop merging changes to the user interface)
-* 3 days before release: code freeze (stop merging non-essential code improvements)
-* 2 days before release: release candidate 1 (tag and tweet about x.x.rc1)
-* 1 day before release: release candidate 2 (optional, only if rc1 had problems)
+* 17th: feature freeze (branch and stop merging new features)
+* 18th: UI freeze (stop cherry-picking changes to the user interface)
+* 19th: code freeze (stop cherry-picking non-essential code improvements)
+* 20th: release candidate 1 (tag and tweet about x.x.rc1)
+* 21th: release candidate 2 (optional, only if rc1 had problems)
+* 22th: release (update VERSION and CHANGELOG, tag, blog and tweet)
# Write a blog post
* Mention what GitLab is on the second line: GitLab is open source software to collaborate on code.
* Select and thank the the Most Valuable Person (MVP) of this release.
-* Note if there are security fixes: This release fixes an important security issue and we advise everyone to upgrade as soon as possible.
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-## Last actions
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-1. Update VERSION and CHANGELOG
-1. Create a git tag vX.X.X
-1. Publish the blog post
-1. Tweet about the release
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+* Add a note if there are security fixes: This release fixes an important security issue and we advise everyone to upgrade as soon as possible.
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