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Release Documentation

Release npm packages

We have a simple script to release npm packages from pnpm workspaces: cargo xtask workspace --bump.

? Select a package to bump
> [ ] @vercel/node-module-trace
  [ ] @vercel/webpack-node-module-trace
[↑↓ to move, space to select one, → to all, ← to none, type to filter]

Press space to select the package you want to publish. Press enter to choose the version type you want to bump:

? Select a package to bump @vercel/node-module-trace, @vercel/webpack-node-module-trace
? Version for @vercel/node-module-trace
  patch
  minor
> major
  alpha
  beta
  canary
[↑↓ to move, enter to select, type to filter]

Note

This command will always increase the version according to the semver version.
For example, if the current version of one package is 1.0.0, and you choose patch, the version will be increased to 1.0.1.

Warning

If the version of one package is 1.0.0-beta.0, and you choose alpha, the cli will panic and exit. Because the beta < alpha in semver.

Once you have finished the bump, the script will do the following things:

  • bump the version you choose in the corresponding package
  • update dependencies in other packages that depend on the package you choose
  • update pnpm-lock.yaml file
  • run git tag -s pkg@version -m "pkg@version" for each package

You need to run git push --follow-tags to finish the release.

Release Turborepo

We have a multi step release process for Turborepo right now.

NOTE: The steps below must be run serially, in the order specified.

  1. Create a release branch by triggering the Create Release Branch workflow
    1. Specify the semver increment using the SemVer Increment field
  2. Build the Go Library by triggering the Build Go Library workflow.
    1. Specify the release branch (example: staging-1.7.0-canary.1) in both the "use workflow from", and "Staging branch to release from" fields.
  3. Build the Rust Wrapper by triggering the Build Rust Wrapper workflow.
    1. Specify the release branch (example: staging-1.7.0-canary.1) in both the "use workflow from", and "Staging branch to release from" fields. (this should match step 2.1 above)
  4. Open a PR and merge the release branch back into main