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This is a guide and process guidance on how to conduct a beta.
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# Preparing for a beta
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_These instructions presume you are using GitLab for version control._
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1. Commit your files. You must have the following files in your package as highlighted in the [Release Package Requirements](https://gitlab.deterrencedispensed.com/deterrence-dispensed/information-and-tutorials/-/wikis/For-Developers/Resources/Release-Package-Requirements) guidance document.
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2. Create a "Release" with a "tag" in the following format off of your primary/develop branch: `vX.x` where `X` is major version, and `x` is minor version. (i.e, if this is your products first beta, you could use `v0.1`.)
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3. Do not use the release artifacts archive automatically bundled by GitLab- create a zip file with all your files EXCEPT the Natives, STEP, and all Git-related folders.
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4. Upload your file to the beta channel.
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# Configuring the beta channel
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> **Note:** This step can only be done by a RocketChat administrator.
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5. Set the designer as the Channel Owner.
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6. Announce the beta
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## Pro-tips:
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- An announcement can be updated to display a persistent message in the channel. |
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# Pro-tips:
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- An announcement can be updated to display a persistent message in the channel, and can be found in its channel settings.
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- It's strongly, **STRONGLY** recommended that you do not include source files (STEPs, Natives) in your beta. |
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