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# Releases

## Where are the releases?

We track releases with [Github Releases](https://github.com/Stoobly/stoobly-agent/releases). The newest production ready one is marked as "latest".

## How do releases get created or updated?

When PRs get merged into the main branch, our Github Actions jobs will run and create a new draft release if one doesn't exist yet.

If one already exists, then new PR will get added to the changelog and the submitter will get added to the contributors list for that release

When a release is ready for shipping, a repository maintainer needs to publish that release. That will create a new git tag on the latest commit which will kick off other Github Actions jobs.

## What happens when a release gets shipped?

After the git tagging, the Github Actions jobs will do the following:

* Build and push a docker image to the [Dockerhub](https://hub.docker.com/r/stoobly/agent) repo
* Package and publish to [PyPI repo](https://pypi.org/project/stoobly-agent)


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