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This document is intended for LuxCoreRender administrators only.
This document is intended for LuxCoreRender administrators only.


The term <b>'deployment'<\b> refers to the process of making a new version of LuxCoreRender available to users.
The term <b>'deployment'</b> refers to the process of making a new version of LuxCoreRender available to users.


The scope is restricted to:
The scope is restricted to:
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- Up-to-date dependencies are necessary for LuxCore development and tests, so they should have been released for a while when LuxCore deployment occurs.
- Up-to-date dependencies are necessary for LuxCore development and tests, so they should have been released for a while when LuxCore deployment occurs.
- Dependencies are not intended for end-users, so deployment is not applicable.
- Dependencies are not intended for end-users, so deployment is not applicable.


== Prerequisites ==
== Prerequisites ==


We assume that the LuxCore elements are buildable and have been reasonably tested.
We assume that the LuxCore elements are buildable and have been reasonably tested.

Revision as of 14:59, 19 April 2026

Releasing and Deploying LuxCoreRender

Audience, Objectives, Scope and Prerequisites

This document is intended for LuxCoreRender administrators only.

The term 'deployment' refers to the process of making a new version of LuxCoreRender available to users.

The scope is restricted to: - LuxCore, encompassing the Python wheels (aka `pyluxcore`) and the Samples (aka `luxcoreui` and `luxcoreconsole`) - BlendLuxCore

Please note we deliberately exclude the dependencies (LuxCoreDeps) from the deployment scope. Indeed: - Up-to-date dependencies are necessary for LuxCore development and tests, so they should have been released for a while when LuxCore deployment occurs. - Dependencies are not intended for end-users, so deployment is not applicable.

Prerequisites

We assume that the LuxCore elements are buildable and have been reasonably tested.