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![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xxxserxxx/gotop/master/docs/release.svg)
See the [mini-blog](/xxxserxxx/gotop/wiki/Micro-Blog) for updates on the build status, and the [change log](/CHANGELOG.md) for release updates.
See the [mini-blog](https://github.com/xxxserxxx/gotop/wiki/Micro-Blog) for updates on the build status, and the [change log](/CHANGELOG.md) for release updates.
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Current steps for a release:
# Current steps for a release
### gotop
1. Update Version in main.go
2. Update CHANGELOG.md
3. Update docs/release.svg
4. Tag
5. Push everything
6. When the github workflows complete, finish the draft release and publish.
7. Wait for the [Homebrew](https://github.com/xxxserxxx/homebrew-gotop) and [AUR](https://github.com/xxxserxxx/gotop-linux] projects to finish building.
1. check out gotop-linux and run `aurpublish aur` and `aurpublish aur-bin`
2. update the hashes in the Nix package (see below), test build, push a pull request
7. Wait for the [AUR](https://github.com/xxxserxxx/gotop-linux] project to finish building.
1. update arch (gotop-linux) and run `aurpublish aur` and `aurpublish aur-bin`
2. notify Nix
3. notify Homebrew
Homebrew is automatically updated. The AUR project still needs secret
credentials to aurpublish to the AUR repository, so the final publish step is
still currently manual.
The AUR project still needs secret credentials to aurpublish to the AUR
repository, so the final publish step is still currently manual.
Oh, what a tangled web.
## Nix
I haven't yet figured this out, so currently just file a ticket and hope somebody on that end updates the package.
Nix adds new and interesting complexities to the release.
0. Download the gotop src package; run sha256 on it to get the hash