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In order to release a new version, there are several steps that must happen:
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0. make sure all issues (in GitHub and in JIRA) targeted to the version are resolved
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1. create a pull request in which you change the [version string](https://github.com/modcluster/mod_proxy_cluster/blob/main/native/include/mod_proxy_cluster.h#L21) according to the format described in [another section](#version-naming-conventions)
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2. get review and merge the pull request
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3. release the version through GitHub release functionality with a new tag corresponding to the version string from
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the pull request (create the tag during the release through the release dialog)
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4. mark the corresponding version[^1] released in [JIRA](https://issues.redhat.com/projects/MODCLUSTER?release-page) as well
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## Version naming conventions
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Version string must have the following format:
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*`major.minor.micro.Dev`
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*`major.minor.micro.Alpha<number>`
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*`major.minor.micro.Beta<number>`
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*`major.minor.micro.CR<number>`
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*`major.minor.micro.Final`
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where `<number>` is a mandatory numerical value starting from `1`. Any version marked `Final` must
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not have a number. If there is any issue with such a version, just increase a micro version and go
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through the process again.
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Versions in between of `x.y.z.Final` and next `a.b.c.Alpha1` will be called `a.b.c.Dev`.
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[^1]: The corresponding version within the JIRA project has `native-` prefix. For example version `2.0.0.Final` in this repository will be `native-2.0.0.Final` in the JIRA project.
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