GiellaLT provides rule-based language technology aimed at minority and indigenous languages
SPELLERVERSION
in configure.ac
, using semantic versioning:
0.x.x
to 1.x.x
)manifest.toml
, either by editing manually, or by running make
after changing configure.ac
configure.ac
and manifest.toml
v
+ version string from previous step. If the version string is 1.2.3
, the tag should be v1.2.3
CI + CD will do everything, including releasing the updated speller to the pahkat server, as long as the GIT tag is properly set.
The pahkat client installed as part of Divun Manager will then ensure that the new speller version is automatically installed on user machines on the next server poll.
If something caused the CI or CD to fail, fix the the issue, and add the same GIT tag to the new revision, the one containing the bug fixes. You will be told there already exists an identical tag, so force push to override the old one.
As long as the new version did not reach users, there is no need to update the version string. But if the buggy version DID get released, then you MUST start from the top, and create a new version.
Divvun Manager has three channels to install from, selectable from the preferences (the actual text may be localised):
The channels are populated as follows:
Any keyboard or language model commit that is:
v1.0.0
or higher (see above)configure.ac
& manifest.toml
*.kbdgen/targets/*.yaml
Any keyboard or language model commit that is:
v1.0.0
(see above)configure.ac
& manifest.toml
*.kbdgen/targets/*.yaml
Any keyboard or language model commit. That is, Nightly will always contain the latest successful build.
When an update is released, in any of the channels according to the rules above, older packages installed from the same channel will be updated automatically: a beta release will automatically update an older, installed beta release of the same package, a stable release will automatically update an older stable release, and so on.