# Create a new git branch for release REL (e.g. "11.0", adjust the version)
REL=11.0
git switch -c release-${REL} master

# Adjust the manifest:
# 1) In the 'freefilesync' module, update `url`, `sha256` and `size`.
# 2) For other modules (dependencies), check if there are newer releases available and update them.
your-favorite-editor org.freefilesync.FreeFileSync.yml

# Update the appdata: Create a new `<release>` tag.
your-favorite-editor data/org.freefilesync.FreeFileSync.appdata.xml

# Update shared modules
cd shared-modules
git pull
cd ..

# Build and install. The installation part is necessary, because due to extra-data approach (see
# manifest), the actual FFS binary is downloaded and processed only during installation.
flatpak-builder builddir org.freefilesync.FreeFileSync.yml --force-clean --ccache --install --user

# Test the app. Your dev version should be installed as the 'master' branch, so if you have the
# stable version installed as well, you must distinguish them as shown below. Check your
# 'flatpak list --app' output to make sure.
flatpak run org.freefilesync.FreeFileSync//master

# Remove the dev version of the app
flatpak remove org.freefilesync.FreeFileSync//master

# Commit the changes
git add -u
git diff --cached
git commit -m "upstream release ${REL}"
git push -u origin release-${REL}
# Submit the pull request now

# After the PR is approved, release it
git switch master
git merge --ff-only release-${REL}
git tag -a -m "release ${REL}" v${REL}
git push --follow-tags
git branch -d release-${REL}
git push -d origin release-${REL}

# Update the beta branch as well, in case somebody follows that
git switch -c betamerge master
git merge -s ours -m 'make beta identical to master' beta
git switch beta
git merge --ff-only betamerge
git branch -d betamerge
git push