Merge pull request #1293 from ml5js/joeyklee.devops-updates-docs

docs: updates docs with latest release process

Author: joeyklee

docs/styleguide/maintenance-notes.md

@@ -6,30 +6,28 @@
 
 1. make sure to tag it with one of the following in the PR:
    - SEMVER/patch
+     - e.g. `SEMVER/patch`: `0.8.11` would become -> `0.8.12`
    - SEMVER/minor
+     - e.g. `SEMVER/minor`: `0.8.11` would become -> `0.9.0`
    - SEMVER/major
+     - e.g. `SEMVER/major`: `0.8.11` would become -> `1.0.0`
 
-## Before tagging a release releasing: bump the package version 
-1. open a PR to bump the package version: e.g. `git checkout -b v0.8.12`
-2. bump the package version number that matches the `SEMVER/patch | SEMVER/minor | SEMVER/major`
-   - e.g. `SEMVER/patch`: `0.8.11` would become -> `0.8.12`
-   - e.g. `SEMVER/minor`: `0.8.11` would become -> `0.9.00`
-   - e.g. `SEMVER/major`: `0.8.11` would become -> `1.0.0`
-3. run `npm i` <--- this makes sure your bumped package version makes it into the `package-lock.json`
-4. run `npm run update:readme` <----- captures the version bump in the readme
-5. run `git add .`
-6. run `git commit -m "chore: bumps package"`
-7. push this to your feature branch.
-8. make a PR and merge to `main`
+NOTE: if you are unsure quite likely it will be a `SEMVER/patch` for "...when you make backwards compatible bug fixes.". You can learn more about [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/).
 
 ## Once we merge the PR to `main`:
+
 1. simply go to the `releases` sidebar >
 <img width="1332" alt="Screen Shot 2022-01-21 at 12 58 26 PM" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3622055/150599297-44e00536-9399-4cc0-be5b-d0b09761d651.png">
 2. go to the latest draft and click the edit button
 <img width="1332" alt="Screen Shot 2022-01-21 at 12 58 31 PM" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3622055/150599360-cba6d7ec-44eb-49da-977a-a7de5f071795.png">
-3. click: publish the release
-
-
+3. click: publish the release -- this will trigger a github workflow that will:
+   * get the latest tag version
+   * update the package.json
+   * update the readme with the latest version (pulled from the package.json)
+   * run npm install
+   * add, commit, and push those changes to `main`
+   * build the library
+   * and publish to npm
 
 
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