If part of the Update HELICS Packages workflow fails, the failing part can be re-run on its own:
Steps to manually add a missing asset to a release:
- If it was a temporary issue such as a resource being unavailable, manually trigger the release build workflow using the workflow from
Tag: v3.6.1.
- If it was a more major issue, create a branch based on the tagged release and modify the workflow and scripts in the .github subfolder as needed to make it build. Manually trigger the release build workflow using the workflow from the branch with these fixes and for the commit-ish field enter the release tag v3.6.1.
- Download the artifact from the workflow re-run that was missing and upload it to the release.
- Download the SHA-256.txt file for the release and add an entry for the new asset (run the
sha256sum command on Linux to get the line to add). Replace the old SHA-256.txt file for the release with the updated version.
@GMLC-TDC/helics-releases check release tasks related to interfaces/repositories you work on.
Check that all expected release assets were compiled for all platforms, the
*-source.tar.gzfile, and the*-SHA-256.txtfile; if any are missing seeSteps to manually add a missing asset to a releasebelowMake sure https://github.com/GMLC-TDC/helics-packaging/blob/main/HELICS_VERSION has been updated with the new version number; if it hasn't, manually update it (and double check that all release assets were successfully compiled)
Update the helics-apps PyPI package by creating a new release with the new version tag, title, and description similar to past releases.
Run the Update HELICS Packages workflow
Run helics-ns3 CI tests and fix any issues
Run Test HELICS Install Action with both binary and source options selected; fix any issues
If part of the Update HELICS Packages workflow fails, the failing part can be re-run on its own:
Steps to manually add a missing asset to a release:
Tag: v3.6.1.sha256sumcommand on Linux to get the line to add). Replace the old SHA-256.txt file for the release with the updated version.@GMLC-TDC/helics-releases check release tasks related to interfaces/repositories you work on.