<commit_before>Releasing a new version of ImageJ2 involves three broad steps:

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I. BUILD IMGLIB2 RELEASE BINARIES:

1) In ImgLib repository, create a temporary release branch:
       git co -b release

2) Create a commit that updates the version numbers for the release.
   This should be modeled after the previous release; e.g.:
       git show v2.0.0-beta3

   Typically this consists of the following steps
   (where "2.x.x" is the desired release version):
       # update project version to 2.x.x
       mvn versions:set
       # add needed properties block to toplevel POM
       vi pom.xml
       # replace any remaining SNAPSHOT versions (esp. in broken subtree)
       git grep SNAPSHOT | xargs sed -i '' -e 's/SNAPSHOT/2.x.x/'
       # commit the result, with message modeled after previous releases
       git ci -a

3) Tag the release:
       git tag v2.x.x

4) Make sure everything builds successfully:
       mvn clean install

5) If all is well (i.e., "BUILD SUCCESSFUL") then deploy the result:
       mvn -DskipTests deploy

6) Push the tag:
       git ps origin v2.x.x

7) Delete the no-longer-needed release branch:
       git branch -D release

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II. BUILD IMAGEJ2 RELEASE BINARIES:

1) In ImageJ2 repository, create a temporary release branch:
       git co -b release

2) Create a commit that updates the version numbers for the release.
   This should be modeled after the previous release; e.g.:
       git show v2.0.0-beta3

   Typically this consists of the following steps
   (where "2.x.x" is the desired release version):
       # update project version to 2.x.x
       mvn versions:set
       # add needed properties block to toplevel POM
       vi pom.xml
       # verify that no SNAPSHOT versions remain
       git grep SNAPSHOT
       # commit the result, with message modeled after previous releases
       git ci -a

3) Tag the release:
       git tag v2.x.x

4) Push the tag:
       git ps origin v2.x.x

5) Delete the no-longer-needed release branch:
       git branch -D release

6) Tell Jenkins to build and deploy the launcher for the just-pushed tag:
       http://jenkins.imagej.net/job/ImageJ-launcher/build?delay=0sec

7) Tell Jenkins to build and deploy ImageJ2 itself for the just-pushed tag:
       http://jenkins.imagej.net/job/ImageJ/build?delay=0sec

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III. UPDATE ONLINE RESOURCES:

1) Download the new application ZIP from the Jenkins build:
       http://jenkins.imagej.net/job/ImageJ/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/app/target/imagej-2.0.0-beta3-application.zip<commit_msg>Touch up the instructions how to release<commit_after>Releasing a new version of ImageJ2 involves three broad steps:

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I. BUILD IMGLIB2 RELEASE BINARIES:

1) In ImgLib repository, create a temporary branch:
       git checkout HEAD^0

2) Create a commit that updates the version numbers for the release.
   This should be modeled after the previous release; e.g.:
       git show v2.0.0-beta3

   Typically this consists of the following steps
   (where "2.x.x" is the desired release version):
       # update project version to 2.x.x
       mvn versions:set
       # add needed properties block to toplevel POM
       vi pom.xml
       # replace any remaining SNAPSHOT versions (esp. in broken subtree)
       git grep -z SNAPSHOT | xargs -0r sed -i '' -e 's/SNAPSHOT/2.x.x/'
       # commit the result, with message modeled after previous releases
       git commit .

3) Tag the release:
       git tag -a v2.x.x

4) Make sure everything builds successfully:
       mvn clean install

5) If all is well (i.e., "BUILD SUCCESSFUL") then deploy the result:
       mvn -DskipTests deploy

6) Push the tag:
       git push origin v2.x.x

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II. BUILD IMAGEJ2 RELEASE BINARIES:

1) In ImageJ2 repository, create a temporary branch:
       git checkout HEAD^0

2) Create a commit that updates the version numbers for the release.
   This should be modeled after the previous release; e.g.:
       git show v2.0.0-beta3

   Typically this consists of the following steps
   (where "2.x.x" is the desired release version):
       # update project version to 2.x.x
       mvn versions:set
       # add needed properties block to toplevel POM
       vi pom.xml
       # verify that no SNAPSHOT versions remain
       git grep SNAPSHOT
       # commit the result, with message modeled after previous releases
       git commit .

3) Tag the release:
       git tag -a v2.x.x

4) Push the tag:
       git push origin v2.x.x

5) Tell Jenkins to build and deploy the launcher for the just-pushed tag (the
   TOKEN is here: http://jenkins.imagej.net/job/ImageJ-launcher/configure):
       bin/trigger-jenkins-deploy.sh launcher <TOKEN> <TAG>

6) Tell Jenkins to build and deploy ImageJ2 itself for the just-pushed tag (the
   TOKEN is here: http://jenkins.imagej.net/job/ImageJ/configure):
       bin/trigger-jenkins-deploy.sh app <TOKEN> <TAG>

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III. UPDATE ONLINE RESOURCES:

1) Download the new application ZIP from the Jenkins build:
       http://jenkins.imagej.net/job/ImageJ/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/app/target/imagej-2.0.0-beta3-application.zip
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