Publishing to crates.io has been automated via GitHub Actions, so you will only need push access to the sqlparser-rs GitHub repository in order to publish a release.
We use the cargo release
subcommand to ensure correct versioning. Install via:
$ cargo install cargo-release
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Before releasing ensure
CHANGELOG.md
is updated appropriately and that you have a clean checkout of themain
branch of the sqlparser repository:$ git fetch && git status On branch main Your branch is up to date with 'upstream/main'. nothing to commit, working tree clean
- If you have the time, check that the examples in the README are up to date.
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Using
cargo-release
we can publish a new release like so:$ cargo release minor --push-remote upstream
After verifying, you can rerun with
--execute
if all looks good. You can add--no-push
to stop before actually publishing the release.cargo release
will then:-
Bump the minor part of the version in
Cargo.toml
(e.g.0.7.1-alpha.0
->0.8.0
. You can usepatch
instead ofminor
, as appropriate). -
Create a new tag (e.g.
v0.8.0
) locally -
Push the new tag to the specified remote (
upstream
in the above example), which will trigger a publishing process to crates.io as part of the corresponding GitHub Action.Note that credentials for authoring in this way are securely stored in the (GitHub) repo secrets as
CRATE_TOKEN
. -
Bump the crate version again (to something like
0.8.1-alpha.0
) to indicate the start of new development cycle.
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Push the updates to the
main
branch upstream:$ git push upstream
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Check that the new version of the crate is available on crates.io: https://crates.io/crates/sqlparser