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GitHub - process-analytics/bpmn-visualization-addons: Add-ons for `bpmn-visualization`.

bpmn-visualization-addons offers new functionalities to bpmn-visualization in the form of addons.

bpmn-visualization-addons is being actively developed. Before the release of version 1.0.0, there may be some breaking changes.

See the dedicated README.

A live demo is available at ⏩ https://process-analytics.github.io/bpmn-visualization-addons/. The sources of the demo are available in the demo folder.

Use the node version declared in .nvmrc. You can use a Node version manager like nvm: nvm use

This project uses npm workspaces.

Install dependencies: npm install

Develop the lib and live update the demo: run npm run dev:demo. The demo is accessible at http://localhost:5173/

Husky runs the pre-commit hook before each commit to ensure that the code meets the standards.

On commit, if you use a Node Manager, the pre-commit hook may generate an Command not found error. If so, create a startup file and add the following content (this example is given for Linux or macOS when using nvm):

# This loads nvm.sh and sets the correct PATH before running hook
export NVM_DIR="$HOME/.nvm"
[ -s "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh" ] && \. "$NVM_DIR/nvm.sh"

For more details, see

• https://typicode.github.io/husky/how-to.html#node-version-managers-and-guis
• typicode/husky#912

bpmn-visualization-addons is released under the Apache 2.0 license.
Copyright © 2023-present, Bonitasoft S.A.

When all updates have been completed, you are ready to publish a new release.

Decide on the new version depending on the type of changes:

• Follow semver
• Check the new commits since the latest release to determine the type of changes included in the new version. This can be done by:
  • running locally git log --oneline <latest-release-tag>..HEAD
  • going the latest GitHub release page and checking the commits since this release (a link is available just above the release title).
• Until we release the first major version, bump the minor version if the release contains new features or breaking changes.

A GitHub release is published as part of the release process, and it includes an auto-generated release notes which is based on the labels of the merged Pull Requests:

• Label all merged PRs in the release. Check unlabeled PRs to add missing labels.
  • Ensure that all PRs related to bump production dependencies (e.g., bpmn-visualization) do not have the skip-changelog label. Otherwise, they are not included in the changelog. Find such PRs here: bump prod dependency PR with skip-changelog label.

Note: Currently, dependabot can't apply different labels to production and development dependency update PRs, so labels must be checked manually. For more details, see the dependabot labels documentation.

Go to the release workflow in GitHub Actions and run it by choosing the type of release.

This workflow:

• Creates a Git tag
• Triggers the publishing of the npm package
• Creates a draft GitHub release

Manage Milestone:

• Note: we always put issues related to a version in a Milestone whose name matches the version.
• Ensure the name of the milestone used for the new release version matches the name of the tag/version that has just been pushed. Renamed it if needed.
• Verify that all issues related to the upcoming release are attached to the milestone. In particular, check the issues that do not have a milestone.
• Clean this opened milestone if some issues are still opened (move them to a new one or discard milestone from them)
• Close the milestone

The release workflow has initiated a new draft GitHub release, which needs to be updated and published :

• For more details about GitHub release, follow the GitHub help:
• The release notes has been automatically generated. Review and adjust it if necessary.
• Publish the GitHub release

GitHub Pages (demo live environment)

surge.sh (demo preview environment)

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