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Release 4.18.3 #5505

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@UlisesGascon UlisesGascon commented Feb 26, 2024

This is a tracking issue for release 4.18.3

Please keep feature requests in their own issues

If you want to make a comment on a particular change, please make the comment in the "Files changed" tab so comments are not lost during a rebase.

List of changes for release:

Testing this release

If you want to try out this release, you can install it with the following commands:

$ npm cache clean express
$ npm install expressjs/express#4.18.3-staging

Owners/collaborators: please do not merge this PR :)

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UlisesGascon commented Feb 26, 2024

As most of the changes are already in master it is quite hard to see the changes in this PR, but here is a list compared to 4.18.2:

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Hey @UlisesGascon I didn't realize you are contributing to express as well, I thought I got node release notification 😆

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As this is the first release prep we are doing with the new TC members, I just wanted to comment and thank @UlisesGascon for sorting this all out!

In the future we will update the documentation for this process to make sure it is approachable, but for now we were working on ensuring it followed the process as best we could. If anyone sees something we missed (cc @dougwilson) please let us know here.

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Here's the Compare view link if you want an autoupdating and clean diff/commit list: 4.18.2...4.18.3-staging

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jonchurch commented Feb 27, 2024

@UlisesGascon if you still want to block merging on this until it is ready, can I suggest converting it to a draft or leaving a blocking comment as a review yourself with what is still to be done? I missed your comment of

Owners/collaborators: please do not merge this PR :)

so was wondering why it wasn't merged if it's approved. Im not able to merge, so not risk there to me specifically. This is a process nit, but I suggest using the tools we have natively in github to communicate readiness of PRs.

This is for bus factor, async collaboration reasons, and legibility. Someone can always log on at 3am and click merge bc everything is green. No harm here if that's done, but let's not make it that easy for folks to do the opposite of what you've asked! An owner can always switch it from draft to published, and merge anyways, but that's a lot harder to do by accident.

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wesleytodd commented Feb 27, 2024

Yeah I agree with @jonchurch long term. What @UlisesGascon and I chatted about in slack was more about "lets try and replicate exactly what Doug would do in the past", hence attempting to follow the full form. The previous example is here:

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Ah! I missed that context, understood ❤️❤️

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sheplu commented Feb 27, 2024

Amazing work!
I may be missing something but where is it published ? I am not seeing in on the npm express page

It could be interesting to have a quick chat with the team behind sails / nestjs / nextjs (?) and other big framework that rely on express, just to check with them if they can run their test against this version

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I may be missing something but where is it published ?

If we are happy with the changes in this PRs (2-3 active TC members approval?), I will merge the PR and then generate the tag, release and finally publish it on NPM 👍.

It could be interesting to have a quick chat with the team behind sails / nestjs / nextjs (?) and other big framework that rely on express, just to check with them if they can run their test against this version

Agree, but not sure if we have already all the comms in place with them. Also this won't be a breaking change, so I assume that we can release it without waiting. But definitively we will need to have it in the future.

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LGTM

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I think ideally we smooth these things out as we move forward and this lands pretty much as is. So I think my proposal is that we take these conversations into the discussions repo so we can improve the process in the future and we just land this. I was going to try and test it in a project or two today, but this is low risk and so I wouldn't want little things to block it.

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UlisesGascon commented Feb 27, 2024

I will do the release tomorrow on Feb 29th unless there is any blocker or change request before that 🙂

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Release has been completed!

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