Release

1. Make sure you're on the master branch: git checkout master
2. Make sure, that the branch is clean: git status should not show any pending change.
   1. Use git stash to stash them away for the release process.
3. Merge any relevant feature into master.
   1. Create a new local branch: git checkout -b feature-name master
   2. Pull the remote change into the current branch: git pull https://github.com/other-user-or-org/netbox-docker.git remote-branch-name
   3. Check whether the build still works: ./build.sh
   4. Switch back to your master branch: git checkout master
   5. Merge the feature into the master branch: git merge --no-ff feature-name
   6. Clean up your local branches: git branch -d feature-name
4. Put the new version into the VERSION file: echo "0.20.0" > VERSION
5. Make a commit with the version file change: git commit -m "Preparation for $(cat VERSION)" VERSION
6. Tag that commit: git tag "$(cat VERSION)"
7. Push the features and the tag: git push --tags origin && git push origin
8. Eventually unstash your previous work: git stash pop

Now go to Github and draft a new release. Copy the text from the most recent previous release and adjust it according to the new release.

Eventually announce the release on our Slack channel.