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docs(release): Add release process docs #701

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@NibiruHeisenberg NibiruHeisenberg commented Jul 13, 2022

Add documentation on how to release new versions of the Nibiru binary.

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@NibiruHeisenberg NibiruHeisenberg changed the title docs(release): Add release process docs(release): Add release process docs Jul 13, 2022
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Upload all the files under `releases/` to the [GitHub Release](https://github.com/NibiruChain/nibiru/releases) you just made

## Step 7) Merge your release branch into master
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I think the tag should happen at the end, when everything is sure and is going to be merged.

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As discussed in Slack, you need a tag in order to create a release in GitHub.

@AgentSmithMatrix AgentSmithMatrix merged commit b5ea1bf into master Jul 21, 2022
@AgentSmithMatrix AgentSmithMatrix deleted the docs/release-guide branch July 21, 2022 21:15
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