# Releasing

1. Update the version number in these places:
  - `lib/bourbon/version.rb`
  - `core/bourbon/_bourbon.scss`
  - `package.json`
  - `bower.json`

1. Update `NEWS.md`

1. Commit changes. Use the convention “Bourbon vX.X.X” in your commit message.
   There shouldn’t be code changes, and thus CI doesn’t need to run.

1. Run `rake release`, which tags the release, pushes the tag to GitHub, and
   pushes the gem to RubyGems.org.

1. Run `npm publish`, which pushes the new version to npm’s registry (if
   releasing a pre-release, run `npm publish --tag beta`).

1. Add a [new GitHub release](//github.com/thoughtbot/bourbon/releases/new).

1. Re-generate and publish
   the [documentation website](//github.com/thoughtbot/bourbon.io),
   using the available Rake tasks.

1. Announce the new release, making sure to say “thank you” to the contributors
   who helped shape this version!

# Releasing

1. Update the version number in these places:
  - `lib/bourbon/version.rb`
  - `core/bourbon/_bourbon.scss`
  - `package.json`
  - `bower.json`

1. Update `NEWS.md`

1. Commit changes. Use the convention “Bourbon vX.X.X” in your commit message.
   There shouldn’t be code changes, and thus CI doesn’t need to run.

1. Run `bundle exec rake release`, which tags the release, pushes the tag to GitHub, and
   pushes the gem to RubyGems.org.

1. Run `npm publish`, which pushes the new version to npm’s registry (if
   releasing a pre-release, run `npm publish --tag beta`).

1. Add a [new GitHub release](//github.com/thoughtbot/bourbon/releases/new).

1. Re-generate and publish
   the [documentation website](//github.com/thoughtbot/bourbon.io),
   using the available Rake tasks.

1. Announce the new release, making sure to say “thank you” to the contributors
   who helped shape this version!

Add bundle exec for rake release task
Add bundle exec for rake release task
