release¶

Release <snap-name> at <revision> to the selected store <channels>. <channels> is a comma-separated list of valid channels in the store.

The <revision> must exist in the store; to see available revisions, run snapcraft list-revisions <name>.

The channel map will be displayed after the operation takes place. To see the status map at any other time run snapcraft status <name>.

The format for a channel is [<track>/]<risk>[/<branch>] where

<track> is used to have long-term release channels. It is implicitly set to latest. If this snap requires one, it can be created by request by having a conversation on https://forum.snapcraft.io under the store category.

<risk> is mandatory and must be one of stable, candidate, beta or edge.

<branch> is optional and dynamically creates a channel with a specific expiration date.

Examples:: snapcraft release my-snap 8 stable snapcraft release my-snap 8 stable/my-branch snapcraft release my-snap 9 beta,edge snapcraft release my-snap 9 lts-channel/stable snapcraft release my-snap 9 lts-channel/stable/my-branch

Usage¶

snapcraft release [options] <name> <revision> <channels>

Required¶

name: The snap name to release.
revision: The revision to release.
channels: The comma-separated list of channels to release to.

Options¶

--progressive: Set a release progression to a certain percentage [0<=x<=100].

Global options¶

-h or --help: Show this help message and exit.
-q or --quiet: Only show warnings and errors, not progress.
-v or --verbose: Show debug information and be more verbose.
--verbosity: Set the verbosity level to ‘quiet’, ‘brief’, ‘verbose’, ‘debug’ or ‘trace’.
-V or --version: Show the application version and exit.