• ABRT
• ABRT Server Info Page
• FAF
• retrace-server
• abrt-java-connector
• reportd
• gnome-abrt
• libreport
• satyr
• will-crash

All following steps are automated by Makefile release-{major,minor,fix} targets.

1. create source (tarball)
2. add a new entry into changelog in spec file
3. create a release commit
4. create git tag
5. add a new entry into CHANGELOG.md
6. push the created commit and tag into git repository.
7. go to https://github.com/abrt/abrt/releases, draft a new release using the most recent tag (the one that you just pushed) and attach abrt-X.Y.Z.tar.gz that was generated when you ran make release-{major,minor,fix}

Example for a minor release:

1. $ make release-minor
2. $ git push origin master
3. $ git push --tags origin master

Clone the repository via $ fedpkg clone $REPO_NAME.

1. add a new source file (you get the file from upstream repo) $ fedpkg new-sources $UPSTREAM_SOURCE
2. modify spec file
   • change Version to the new one
   • set Release to 1%{?dist}
   • address all changes which was done in upstream spec file from last release (specfile is not shipped by source file)
   • add a changelog entry
3. stage spec file $ git add $SPECFILE and create a new commit $ git commit -s
4. try local build if you are on the right system $ fedpkg local
5. try scratch build in koji $ koji build --scratch $FEDORA_VERSION $SRPM (FEDORA_VERSION is for example rawhide or f25)
6. push created commit into dist-git $ fedpkg push
7. do a build $ fedpkg build
8. submit update to bodhi https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/

1. Tag a new release with tito.

$ tito tag NEW_TAG

2. Push the new release and tags to upstream.

$ git push NEW_TAG

3. Create a source archive for a new downstream release.

$ tito build --tgz

1. Check content of .tito/releasers.conf and update name of current branches.

2. make sure you have Fedora kerberos ticket: kinit FASNAME@FEDORAPROJECT.ORG

3. run: tito release fedora-all

4. Create an update in bodhi.