Various scripts are provided to deploy the Joplin applications, scripts and tools.
Before new releases are created, all version numbers must be updated. This is done using the setupNewRelease
script and passing it the new major.minor version number. For example:
yarn run setupNewRelease 1.8
Patch numbers are going to be incremented automatically when releasing each individual package.
The desktop application is built for Windows, macOS and Linux via continuous integration, by pushing a version tag to GitHub. The process is automated using:
yarn run releaseDesktop
The app is built and upload to GitHub using:
yarn run releaseAndroid --type=prerelease
The "type" parameter can be either "release" or "prerelease"
It must be built and released manually using XCode.
Unlike the mobile or desktop application, the CLI app doesn't bundle its dependencies and is always installed from source. For that reason, all its @joplin
dependencies must be deployed publicly first. This is done using:
yarn run publishAll
This is going to publish all the Joplin libraries, such as @joplin/lib
, @joplin/tools
, etc.
Then in app-cli/package.json
, all @joplin
dependencies and devdependencies must be set to the last major/minor version. For example:
"dependencies": {
"@joplin/lib": "1.8",
"@joplin/renderer": "1.8",
"...": "..."
},
"devDependencies": {
"@joplin/tools": "1.8",
"...": "..."
}
Finally, to release the actual app, run:
yarn run releaseCli
Run:
yarn run releaseServer
Run:
yarn run releaseClipper
First the types should generally be updated, using ./updateTypes.sh
. Then run:
yarn run releasePluginGenerator
This tool is packaged using Webpack so it can be released with a single command:
yarn run releasePluginRepoCli