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Releases
The Weekly release workflow runs every Sunday at 12:00 UTC. GitHub may queue the run after that time. Weeks without new commits are skipped.
The release name uses the UTC ISO week year and week, such as 2026.35.
The workflow updates Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock, commits Release v2026.35
on main, and atomically pushes that commit and its v2026.35 tag.
It creates release notes using the existing section format and verifies the
published title and notes.
Web and native workflows receive the same tag and commit and run independently.
Web deploys when its own build finishes; native packages are attached as they
finish. The web deployment verifies /app/release.json, and the native
workflow verifies all five download files. Native update notices require a
download for the installed platform.
The app shows 2026.35, Cargo and macOS use 2026.35.0, and MSI uses 26.35.0.
The main window title is Open CAD Studio 2026.35 - Drawing.dwg.
Builds that are not a clean checkout of the release tag carry build metadata:
2026.35+194.gef189d77 means 194 first-parent commits past v2026.35 at
commit ef189d77, and .dirty is appended when the tree has uncommitted
changes. build.rs derives this from git at compile time (OCS_FULL_VERSION);
without a tag to count from (shallow clone, source tarball) only the hash is
shown. The full form appears in About, Copy Info, REPORT, --version
and recovery reports. The window title, update check and User-Agent keep the
plain 2026.35.
To preview release notes, manually run Weekly release on main with
publish unchecked. Check publish to release immediately. Rerunning
within the same week reuses the original tag and commit. To rebuild just a
failed target, use GitHub's Re-run failed jobs. Manual web deployment
defaults to the latest published release. For a web hotfix, run Deploy web
on main with build_main checked. The commit must descend from that release
and keep its package version; /app/release.json records the actual build commit
without moving the release tag.