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1. Create a release branch starting from the `main` one. The new release branch has to be named like `release-<Major>.<minor>.x`, for example `release-0.45.x` to be used for all patch releases for the 0.45.
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2. On the `main` git branch of the repository:
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* Update the versions to the next SNAPSHOT version using the `next_version``make` target. For example to update the next version to `0.46.0-SNAPSHOT` run: `NEXT_VERSION=0.46.0-SNAPSHOT make next_version`.
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* Update the product version in the `documentation/shared/attributes.adoc` file to the next version by setting the `ProductVersion` variable and also the previous version the to one you are releasing by setting the `ProductVersionPrevious` variable.
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* Update the product version in the `documentation/shared/attributes.adoc` file to the next version by setting the `ProductVersion` variable and also the previous version to the one you are releasing by setting the `ProductVersionPrevious` variable.
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Also check that the `BridgeVersion` and `OAuthVersion` variables have the correct values with the HTTP bridge and OAuth library currently in use.
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* Add a header for the next release to the `CHANGELOG.md` file
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3. Move to the release branch and run `make clean`
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4. Run `RELEASE_VERSION=<desired version> make release`, for example `RELEASE_VERSION=0.45.0 make release`
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