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Update releases.md #1823

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The pull request modifies the RELEASES.md documentation by removing a section with temporary build instructions for the wave8 branch and introducing a comprehensive "Package Managers" section. The update provides detailed information about release processes for different package management platforms including Homebrew, WinGet, Chocolatey, and Snap.

The changes focus on clarifying the current approach to publishing releases across various package ecosystems. The Homebrew section now explicitly describes an Autobump bot mechanism, while new sections for WinGet and Chocolatey outline their respective version management strategies. The Snap section replaces a previous statement about not submitting Linux packages with specific details about using Snapcraft for building and publishing releases to the Snap Store.

The documentation update aims to provide a more comprehensive and current overview of the project's release and package distribution processes.


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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
RELEASES.md (2)

63-63: Remove the article “The” for clarity.
Replacing “The Homebrew” with “Homebrew” reads more naturally.

-The Homebrew maintains an Autobump bot that regularly checks our release feed...
+Homebrew maintains an Autobump bot that regularly checks our release feed...

69-71: Fix minor grammar issue.
Change “there’s new changes” to “there are new changes.”

-It checks whether there's new changes, 
+It checks whether there are new changes, 
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[grammar] ~71-~71: Did you mean “there are new changes”?
Context: ... gets run once a day. It checks whether there's new changes, validates the SHA and that the package...

(THERE_S_MANY)

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[grammar] ~71-~71: Did you mean “there are new changes”?
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9-9: No issues identified.
The additional context on prerelease versioning looks clear.


57-60: Helpful new section.
Thank you for adding the “Package Managers” section. This update neatly centralizes essential information about the various platforms and clarifies the release process.


65-68: WinGet section looks good!
The WinGet publishing steps are straightforward and well-documented.


73-75: Snap section is clear and concise.
Great explanation of how beta and stable channels are handled on Snap.

@esimkowitz esimkowitz merged commit f0118d7 into main Jan 24, 2025
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@esimkowitz esimkowitz deleted the evan/releases-md branch January 24, 2025 01:33
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