open-telemetry/dev-tools

Development tools for OpenTelemetry PHP.

0.1 2024-02-05 21:21 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.4|^8.0
• ext-json: *
• ext-simplexml: *
• composer/composer: ^2.3
• gitonomy/gitlib: ^1.3
• knplabs/github-api: ^3.4
• kriswallsmith/buzz: ^1.2
• nyholm/psr7: ^1.4
• php-http/discovery: ^1.19
• symfony/runtime: ^5.0|^6.0
• symfony/service-contracts: ^1|^2.5
• symfony/yaml: ^4.4|^5.3|^6.0

Requires (Dev)

• open-telemetry/dev-common-metapackage: dev-main

Apache-2.0

• Timo Michna

README

Release Management

A tool to find unreleased changes for OpenTelemetry, create new releases with release notes.

Requirements

You need to be an administrator/owner of opentelemetry-php to actually create releases. A lower-privileged account should be able to do everything else, but will fail if you try to create a release.

You need to create a fine-grained github access token to be able to create a release.

For everything under opentelemetry-php (almost everything, ie the gitsplit destination):

• resource owner: opentelemetry-php
• repository access: all repositories
• permissions: contents:read-and-write

For opentelemetry-php-instrumentation (the extension):

• resouce owner: open-telemetry
• repository access: (only selected) open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php-instrumentation
• permissions: contents:read-and-write

You can provide the token either via the GITHUB_TOKEN env var (preferred), or the --token= CLI option.

Usage

export GITHUB_TOKEN=<fine-grain-access-token>
bin/otel release:run -[vvv] [--token=token] [--branch=main] [--dry-run] [--repo=<core|contrib>]

Options:

• -v[vv] - verbosity
• --token= - github token (can also be passed by GITHUB_TOKEN)
• --branch= - github branch to tag from
• --dry-run - do not make any changes
• --repo= - choose a single upstream repo to run against (default: all)
• --filter= - filter repositories by prefix

The script will then:

• fetch .gitsplit.yaml from source repositories
• process yaml to determine downstream (read-only) repositories and their path association in upstream (eg open-telemetry/opentelemetry-php:/src/API -> opentelemetry-php/api)
• find latest release in downstream
• find changes in upstream newer than the latest release, and their associated pull request
• retrieve diffs from downstream between latest tag and chosen branch (eg main)
• check that upstream changes match downstream diffs

Once all the info has been gathered, it will iterate over each repo with unreleased changes. For each repo:

• list the changes
• display the last release version, and ask for new version
• ask if new release should be latest
• ask if the new release should be a draft (eg so you can manually adjust the notes)
• generate release notes
• create the release (unless --dry-run was specified)

PECL release tool

Generate updated package.xml

A tool to fetch and update package.xml, for a new version of the opentelemetry extension on PECL.

bin/otel release:pecl

Options:

• -v[vv] - verbosity
• --force - add a new version even if no changes detected

The script will then:

• fetch latest release
• fetch all commits newer than last release
• fetch package.xml
• prompt for next version number
• move existing version details into a new release in <changelog>
• update XML with new version details
• write updated package.xml to console

Manual steps:

1. copy/paste XML into package.xml
2. open in IDE to check for/fix formatting and invalid XML (invalid chars should have been converted)
3. update php_opentelemetry.h version info to match new version# (look for PHP_OPENTELEMETRY_VERSION)
4. submit a PR (package.xml + php_opentelemetry.h) back to opentelemetry-php-instrumentation
5. get approval and merge PR
6. tag next release: bin/otel tag:pecl
7. wait for github workflow to run to completion. it will create a draft release: check that it looks ok, then publish it
8. download and unzip the opentelemetry-pecl artifact from the release (containing opentelemetry-<version>.tar.gz)
9. upload opentelemetry-<version>.tar.gz to pecl: https://pecl.php.net/release-upload.php
10. verify (install via pecl)