"After 145+ commits spread over multiple PRs, 450+ conversations and feedback, the Ansible Release Management is finally completely automated, using GitHub Actions."
"The first hurdle I faced was that there was no documented release process, only private notes from previous release managers."
"Now we have a community release managers working group where contributors from the community also take part and release Ansible."
"Automation allows for a streamlined process, but the true value of experience comes into play when something breaks down."
Ansible Release Management is now fully automated through GitHub Actions after over two years of development, including 145+ commits and 450+ conversations. Initially, the process faced challenges due to a lack of documentation, relying on private notes from former release managers. With guidance from a trainer and the establishment of a community working group, contributors now actively participate in the release process. The automation includes two key GitHub actions to build packages and manage documentation PRs, ultimately leading to a trusted publishing process on PyPI. Experience in managing automation remains crucial when errors arise.
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