Push a new jQuery release up to the CDN.

release.sh

#!/bin/tcsh
# Create a new jQuery Relase
# Run like so:
#  ./release.sh VERSION
# By John Resig

git pull

echo -n $1 > version.txt
git add version.txt
git commit -m "Tagging the $1 release."

git push

git tag $1
git push origin $1

# Optional zip file
# rm -f *.zip

make clean
make init
make jquery
make min

echo -n $2 > version.txt
git add version.txt
git commit -m "Updating the source version to $2."

git push

# Optional zip file
#zip -r jquery-$1-build.zip GPL-LICENSE.txt MIT-LICENSE.txt Makefile README build build.xml src test version.txt
#zip -r jquery-$1-release.zip dist src test

cp -f dist/jquery.min.js jquery-$1.min.js
cp -f dist/jquery.js jquery-$1.js

scp jquery-$1* [email protected]:/var/www/html/code.jquery.com/

# Optional zip file
#cp -f jquery-$1-build.zip jquery-latest-build.zip
#cp -f jquery-$1-release.zip jquery-latest-release.zip
#cp -f jquery-$1.pack.js jquery-latest.pack.js

# Uncomment in order to push a final release
#cp -f jquery-$1.min.js jquery-latest.min.js
#cp -f jquery-$1.min.js jquery.min.js#cp -f jquery-$1.js jquery-latest.js
#cp -f jquery-$1.js jquery.js

#scp jquery.min.js jquery-latest.* jquery.js [email protected]:/var/www/html/code.jquery.com/
#curl http://code.origin.jquery.com/jquery-latest.js?reload
#curl http://code.origin.jquery.com/jquery-latest.min.js?reload
#curl http://code.origin.jquery.com/jquery.js?reload
#curl http://code.origin.jquery.com/jquery.min.js?reload

(Minor, whiny suggestion.)

How about s/tagging/tag/ in the commit message?

git commit -m "Tag the $1 release."

This way it’s more in line with other commit messages, like “Remove x”, “Merge y”, “Update z”, “Land foo”.