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* <b>Samples</b> (aka <code>luxcoreui</code> and <code>luxcoreconsole</code>)
* <b>Samples</b> (aka <code>luxcoreui</code> and <code>luxcoreconsole</code>)
* <b>BlendLuxCore</b>
* <b>BlendLuxCore</b>


Please note we deliberately exclude the dependencies (aka <code>LuxCoreDeps</code>) from the deployment scope. Indeed:
Please note we deliberately exclude the dependencies (aka <code>LuxCoreDeps</code>) from the deployment scope. Indeed:

Revision as of 15:44, 19 April 2026

Releasing and Deploying LuxCoreRender

Audience, Scope and Prerequisites

This document is intended to LuxCoreRender administrators only.


In this document:

  • Releasing refers to the process of finalizing a version of LuxCore, i.e. defining a state of LuxCore which can be made available to end-users.
  • Deployment refers to the process of making a new release of LuxCoreRender available to end-users.


The scope of Deployment includes the following components:

  • Python Wheels (aka pyluxcore)
  • Samples (aka luxcoreui and luxcoreconsole)
  • BlendLuxCore

Please note we deliberately exclude the dependencies (aka LuxCoreDeps) from the deployment scope. Indeed:

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

Prerequisites

#1 Admin rights

The process requires that the administrator running the Release and Deploy process be:

  • granted with sufficient rights on LuxCoreRender repositories on Github, including running actions, producing releases etc.
  • granted with sufficient rights on LuxCoreRender repository on PyPI and PyPI-test, including adding and deleting versions
  • skilled enough in Github administration and, especially, able to run Github actions
  • and skilled enough in PyPI administration

Please check you are entitled with such rights.

#2 Buildability

The process required that targeted LuxCore components are buildable.

Buildability: the component must by buildable by Continuous Integration. This can be checked by running the following Github Actions:

  • Wheels: LuxCore Python Wheel Builder
  • Samples: LuxCore Python Sample Builder
  • BlendLuxCore: BlendLuxCore Build Bundle

Please check the components fulfill those requirements before any Release/Deploy approach.