To cut a release run bin/release <version> from the exact commit you want to release.
The script will create an annotated git tag, build a multi-arch Docker image, push it to the ONCE docker registry, generate a ZIP bundle of the current repo and upload that to the ONCE server too.
Important
You'll have to have Docker installed with buildx enabled, and you have to have access to the ONCE servers and registry.
Warning
Because the release script builds a multi-arch Docker container it can take a very long time to complete on the first run. On subsequent runs it will be able to re-use the cached layers and will be much faster.
GitHub will build and push multi-arch Docker images to GHCR automatically for every tagged release - bin/release creates a tagged release, so there is nothing else you need to do after you run it.
The release script will, by default, auto-generate release notes for you based on the git commit history.
If you'd like to write your own release notes you can pass --notes when calling the command. This will
start your editor of choice (whatever is set in $EDITOR) and let you write your own release notes.
The script will then use those notes instead of auto-generating them.