Creating releases

Note: these are from my personal notes and they need to be cleaned up --@karlstolley

1. Create a release branch off of master (e.g., git checkout -b 2.0.3 -> no v.)
2. Make a bump to the VERSION constant in the /lib/jted2.rb file
3. Create a Git tag on the tip of the release branch (e.g., git tag v2.0.3 -> with a v.)
4. Push the tag up to GitHub git push origin v2.0.3
5. Cut the gem: gem build jekyll-theme-ed2.gemspec — it will drop right inside the jekyll-theme-ed2 working directory, but will be ignored by the .gitignore file
6. Sign into rubygems.org if necessary (gem signin)
7. Push the gem to rubygems.org: gem push jekyll-theme-ed2-2.0.3.gem (If you have 2FA set up on rubygems.org, assuming you're signed in already, you'll still need to provide an OTP)
8. Delete the release branch on your machine git branch -D 2.0.3 (the release commit will be preserved by the tag)
9. Go over to the tag listing on GitHub for jekyll-theme-ed2. https://github.com/minicomp/jekyll-theme-ed2/releases > hit the Draft a new release button, choose the tag already pushed, and go to town writing release docs. Note: it’d be a great idea to keep a more detailed changelog while going along in future releases.
10. Make any necessary updates to the Ed. version roadmap at https://github.com/minicomp/ed/wiki/Version-Roadmap