Release

Open the Terminal in Cursor IDE

In the Cursor IDE terminal, navigate to your project directory if you're not already there.

Prepare Your Application (if necessary)

Depending on your project's language or framework, you may need to prepare your application for release. This step varies widely between different technologies:

• For compiled languages (e.g., Java, Go): Run your build command (e.g., mvn package, go build)
• For interpreted languages with build steps (e.g., TypeScript, some JavaScript frameworks): Run your build or transpilation command (e.g., npm run build, tsc)
• For interpreted languages without build steps (e.g., Python, Ruby): Ensure all dependencies are listed in your requirements file (e.g., requirements.txt, Gemfile)

If your project doesn't require any preparation, you can skip this step.

Review and Update entrypoint.sh

Each Devbox project has an entrypoint.sh file that contains the startup command for your OCI image. It's crucial to review and, if necessary, update this file:

1. Open the entrypoint.sh file in your project directory.
2. Review the startup command. It should correctly start your application.
3. If needed, modify the command to match your application's requirements.

For example, a Java application might have:

#!/bin/bash
java -jar your-application.jar

While a Python application might have:

#!/bin/bash
python your_main_script.py

Ensure this file is executable by running:

chmod +x entrypoint.sh

Access Project Details

• Go to the Sealos Devbox List in your browser.
• Find your project and click on the "Detail" button on the right side of your project's row.

Initiate Release Process

On the project details page:

• Look for the "Version" section.
• Click on the "Release" button located in the top right corner of the "Version" section.

Configure Release Details

In the "Release" dialog box that appears, provide the following information:

• Image Name: This field is pre-filled with your project's image name.
• Tag: Enter a version tag for your release (e.g., v1.0).
• Description: Provide a brief description of this release (e.g., "Initial release" or "Feature update: user authentication").

Complete the Release

After filling in the required information, click the "Release" button at the bottom of the dialog box.

Verify the Release

Once the release process is complete, you'll see a new entry in the "Version" section of your project details page. This entry will show:

• The tag you assigned
• The status of the release
• The creation time
• The description you provided