Cut the v1.0.0 release #10
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Goal
Tag and publish v1.0.0 once all other
v1.0.0issues are closed.Preconditions
[1.0.0]section finalized with a release dateSteps
git tag v1.0.0 && git push origin v1.0.0:1.0.0imageThis is the last issue in the
v1.0.0label; closing it means v1 is shipped.v1.0.0 is released 🎉
Tagged
v1.0.0at0251a6a, release job run #224 green on first attempt.Steps
git tag v1.0.0 && git push origin v1.0.0:1.0.0imageThe three things that had genuinely never run
The #4 dry run used a pre-release tag, which by design suppresses
:latestand{{major}}.{{minor}}and has no matching CHANGELOG section — so it exercised neither the extraction nor those tags. All three ran for real here:1. All three tags published, pointing at one image:
2. Release notes came from the CHANGELOG, not the
Release v1.0.0fallback — the full[1.0.0]section, all 30 entries,prerelease: false,draft: false. As expected, the trailing[Unreleased]:/[1.0.0]:link-reference lines land in the body; harmless and standard for the format.3. Smoke test of the published image, pulled fresh on the dev host with its own data dir and no
WLED_HOST:Torn down afterwards; the dev deployment was untouched throughout and still runs
:main.Preconditions
CHANGELOG.md[1.0.0]finalised with a release dateOne thing to keep in view
v1.0.0shipped with the roofline install having run one verified night. The scheduler's sunrise-off was broken until today (#106) and is now fixed and verified firing on real hardware — but tonight is the first ordinary unattended cycle. #7 tracks that check; if it surprises us, a patch release is cheap.Closing. v1.0.0: 27 issues, shipped.