# Clone the repository on your machine
git clone [email protected]:SassDoc/sassdoc.git
# If you don't have a SSH key, feel free to clone using HTTPS instead
# git clone https://github.com/SassDoc/sassdoc.git
# If you're not a SassDoc organisation member and you forked the repo,
# you need to clone `yourname/sassdoc.git` instead.
#
# Also add actual SassDoc repo as `upstream` to fetch code updates:
git remote add upstream https://github.com/SassDoc/sassdoc.git
# Head into the local repository
cd sassdoc
# Move to `develop` branch
git checkout develop
# Install node modules
npm install
# Run all Make tasks
make
# Be sure to be on an up-to-date `develop`
git checkout develop
git pull
# If you're on a fork, be sure to pull the `upstream` version
git pull upstream develop
# Create a new feature branch
git checkout -b feature/my-new-feature
# Add some work
# Make a beautiful commit, reference related issues if needed
git commit
# Push your branch
git push -u origin feature/my-new-feature
# Then make a pull request (targeting `develop`)!
# Be sure to be on an up-to-date `master`
git checkout master
git pull
# If you're on a fork, be sure to pull the `upstream` version
git pull upstream master
# Create a new hotfix branch
git checkout -b hotfix/my-new-hotfix
# Add the actual fix
# Commit the fix, reference related issues
git commit
# Push your branch
git push -u origin hotfix/my-new-hotfix
# Make a pull request if it's relevant
# Merge in `master`
git checkout master
git pull
git merge --no-ff hotfix/hotfix-to-merge
# Tag the hotfix version (patch should be bumped in branch)
git tag <version>
# Push
git push
git push --tags
# Merge in `develop` and push
git checkout develop
git pull
git merge --no-ff hotfix/hotfix-to-merge
git push
# Delete hotfix branch
git branch -d hotfix/hotfix-to-merge
git push origin :hotfix/hotfix-to-merge
# Move to `develop` branch and get latest changes
git checkout develop
git pull
# Bump version number in `package.json`
vim package.json
# Commit the change in `package.json`
git add package.json
git commit -m 'Bump <version>'
# Push on `develop`
git push
# Head to `master`
git checkout master
git pull
# Merge `develop` branch
git merge --no-ff develop
# Tag the commit
git tag <version>
# Run tests one last time and publish the package
make publish
# Push
git push
git push --tags
Then on GitHub, add a new release with both Tag version and Release title matching the new version. The description should be the changelog.
Same as How to release a new version except it's not merged in master
and the npm publish
is slightly different:
# Move to `develop` branch and get latest changes
git checkout develop
git pull
# Bump version number in `package.json`
vim package.json
# Commit the change in `package.json`
git add package.json
git commit -m 'Bump <version>'
# Push on `develop`
git push
# Run tests one last time
make test
# Publish the package
npm publish --tag beta
# Make sure you have the latest version of SassDoc
npm update sassdoc -g
# Clone the repository on your machine
git clone [email protected]:SassDoc/sassdoc-theme-default.git
# If you don't have a SSH key, feel free to clone using HTTPS instead
# git clone https://github.com/SassDoc/sassdoc-theme-default.git
# Head into the local repository
cd sassdoc-theme-default
# Run all Make tasks
make
# Run SassDoc
sassdoc scss/ --theme ./ --verbose
When you make a change:
# Run all Make tasks and SassDoc
make all && sassdoc scss/ --theme ./ --verbose