Week 3: Demo Proposal #2426
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@Flug0 Thanks for the proposal. The topic is relevant to this week's topic. Good luck during the demo. |
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Assignment Proposal
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Automating Software Releases with jReleaser and GitHub Actions
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Description
We will demonstrate how to automate the software release process using jReleaser and GitHub Actions. The GitHub Actions workflow will be triggered when a new release tag is pushed to the repository. jReleaser will handle tasks such as generating a changelog from commit messages, packaging the software, signing artifacts.
Relevance
jReleaser is an emerging tool for automating software releases, making it a valuable addition to any DevOps pipeline. This demo will show how jReleaser can simplify the release process by automating tedious tasks like changelog generation, artifact signing, and multi-platform distribution. Using GitHub Actions for automation further showcases how continuous integration and delivery can be extended to cover the entire lifecycle of a software project, from code changes to final release.