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make-release

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Make an LFortran release end-to-end: require the tip of main to have its own green Quick and Exhaustive push runs (send fix PRs if not, but never release red main), create the vX.Y.Z tag and GitHub release with generated notes, verify the CI-uploaded tarball, update conda-forge/lfortran-feedstock from the user's fork (rerender, automerge, packaging patches until green, then upstream every patch to LFortran main), and update lfortran/lfortran-conda-testing until green (workarounds or disabled steps linked to filed issues, with fix-issue PRs to main for every regression). Use when asked to make, cut, publish, or finish a release or a new version. Ends by printing the version announcement with the release and both PR links. Not for release-policy discussions or CI changes unrelated to a release.

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    1. hathach/tinyusb★ 7.3ksame name
    2. quarto-dev/quarto-cli★ 6.2ksame name
    3. tradingstrategy-ai/web3-ethereum-defi★ 830same name
    4. ocicl/ocicl★ 318same name
    5. atgreen/icl★ 200same name
    6. atgreen/cl-tuition★ 149same name

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