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Merge pull request #6152 from element-hq/feature/bma/releaseVersion

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[Release script] Ensure that the release version will match the next Monday date
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Benoit Marty
2026-02-09 18:31:34 +01:00
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tools/release/release.sh
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@@ -97,14 +97,17 @@ git pull
printf "\n================================================================================\n"
# Guessing version to propose a default version
versionsFile="./plugins/src/main/kotlin/Versions.kt"
# Get current year on 2 digits
versionYearCandidate=$(date +%y)
# The version of the release must match the date of next monday, where the release is supposed to go live
# The command below gets the date of next monday
nextMondayDateCommand="date -v +1w -v -monday"
# Get release year on 2 digits
versionYearCandidate=$(${nextMondayDateCommand} +%y)
currentVersionMonth=$(grep "val versionMonth" ${versionsFile} | cut -d " " -f6)
# Get current month on 2 digits
versionMonthCandidate=$(date +%m)
# Get release month on 2 digits
versionMonthCandidate=$(${nextMondayDateCommand} +%m)
versionMonthCandidateNoLeadingZero=${versionMonthCandidate/#0/}
currentVersionReleaseNumber=$(grep "val versionReleaseNumber" ${versionsFile} | cut -d " " -f6)
# if the current month is the same as the current version, we increment the release number, else we reset it to 0
# if the release month is the same as the current version, we increment the release number, else we reset it to 0
if [[ ${currentVersionMonth} -eq ${versionMonthCandidateNoLeadingZero} ]]; then
versionReleaseNumberCandidate=$((currentVersionReleaseNumber + 1))
else
@@ -112,7 +115,7 @@ else
fi
versionCandidate="${versionYearCandidate}.${versionMonthCandidate}.${versionReleaseNumberCandidate}"
read -r -p "Please enter the release version (example: ${versionCandidate}). Format must be 'YY.MM.x' or 'YY.MM.xy'. Just press enter if ${versionCandidate} is correct. " version
read -r -p "Please enter the release version (example: ${versionCandidate}). Format must be 'YY.MM.x' or 'YY.MM.xy', with year and month matching next Monday. Just press enter if ${versionCandidate} is correct. " version
version=${version:-${versionCandidate}}
# extract year, month and release number for future use