coolify/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

Added

• Publish prereleases from next and the release branches, tagged like 4.6.0-beta.1, and the moving preview tag
• Publish a nightly version twice a day, tagged like 4.6.0-alpha.0.20261026.1, with the moving nightly tag and the nightly channel of the CDN, from next or from the release branch while one is in progress
• Build main twice a day when it changed and move the main tag on ghcr.io to it, versioned like 4.5.0.20261028.1, to test fixes before their patch release
• Publish the image of every pull request from a branch of this repository as ghcr.io/coollabsio/coolify:pr-<number>, so a change can be tried before it is merged
• Add OCI labels with the version and the commit to the image

Changed

• Replace the release process, RELEASE.md describes it
  • Keep the Coolify versions in release.json, stable.coolify for main and the maintenance branches and preview.coolify for next and the release branches
  • Pin the helper, Sentinel and Traefik versions in upstream.json instead of versions.json, the CDN and the image write versions.json from it
  • Release from main, next, release branches such as release/v4.6 and maintenance branches such as v4.x and v4.4.x
  • Select the stage and the version with scripts/release.sh, which offers the versions the branch allows and preselects the bump the commits need
  • Take the release commit back before the push with scripts/undo-release.sh
  • Plan the version, the releases, the moving tags and the nightlies with scripts/plan-version.sh, which also reports what a push publishes
  • Publish the version a push of release.json sets, unless it is published already, instead of a reviewed draft release
  • Move latest and preview to their place among all published tags, so a release of an older version never moves a tag back
• Merge main forward into next and the release branches only after a release, instead of every 10 minutes, which cluttered the commit history of next with merge commits
• Rework the CI workflows for the new release process
  • Split the build and release workflows, the release, nightly, main and pull request workflows call the build workflow
  • Build each platform once and publish exactly that build, not a second build
  • Write the notes of the GitHub release from CHANGELOG.md instead of git-cliff
  • Mark the GitHub release that latest points at as the latest release
  • Skip the build of a push to a pull request from main, next, a release branch or a patch branch that changes release.json, the release workflow builds it
  • Run every step with bash, so a failing command in a pipe fails the step
  • Queue release runs instead of cancelling them, so no two runs publish or move tags at the same time
• Streamline the CDN
  • Sync it with scripts/sync-cdn.sh instead of php artisan sync:cdn, from the release workflow when latest or preview moves and from the nightly workflow
  • Open a pull request for the stable channel and push the preview and nightly channels directly
  • Add a preview channel for the betas and release candidates
  • Sync every channel with the install and upgrade scripts and the compose files of the commit it releases, instead of the copies in other/nightly
  • Clear the Cloudflare cache of the CDN with scripts/sync-cdn.sh --purge
  • List the Coolify version of every channel in /coolify/release.json
• Take the Coolify version from the image alone, the upgrade script removes COOLIFY_VERSION from .env

Removed

• Remove the git-cliff workflow that generated CHANGELOG.md, it is written by hand
• Remove the temporary hotfix release workflow, patch branches release hotfixes
• Remove the next, sha-<commit> and <version>-rc.N.<commit> image tags, prereleases and nightlies take their place, and the main tag on docker.io, it moves on ghcr.io alone

Fixed

• Push nothing but the release index, its images and their attestations, the old workflows pushed every platform image with an index of its own, which stayed behind unused next to the release index on ghcr.io and docker.io