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@@ -49,14 +49,48 @@ Limitations
   (Emscripten apparently only supports asm.js dynamic linking when dynamic memory growth is disabled, which is not very useful)
 
 
-Miscellaneous
--------------
+Release Checklist
+-----------------
 
-- Generating a [Subresource Integrity](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subresource_Integrity) value:
+- Update `Changes.md` with all changes since last release
+  
+  As an example, to list changes between `v0.03-beta` and `v0.05-beta`, excluding the regex tester:
+  
+      $ git log --stat v0.03-beta..v0.05-beta -- . ':!web/regex_demo.html' ':!web/regex_tester.html' ':!.gitignore'
+  
+	- Also make sure that the documentation in `using.md` etc. mentions when features were added/deprecated
+
+- Update version numbers everywhere; use `grep` to find them, for example:
+  
+      $ grep -Er --exclude-dir=.git --exclude-dir=emperl5 --exclude=emperl.* '0\.0[0-9]' * emperl5/ext/WebPerl
+  
+  At a minimum there is:
+	- `web/webperl.js` - `Perl.WebPerlVersion`
+	- `emperl5/ext/WebPerl/WebPerl.pm` - `$VERSION`
+	- `pages/index.md` - download links
+
+- Update [Subresource Integrity](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Security/Subresource_Integrity) values as needed, e.g.:
   
       $ perl -wMstrict -MDigest -le 'open my $fh, "<:raw", "web/webperl.js" or die $!;
         print Digest->new("SHA-256")->addfile($fh)->b64digest'
 
+- Build and create dist, e.g. `build/build.pl --reconfig --dist=webperl_prebuilt_v0.05-beta`
+
+- Test all build results, both from file:// and http://localhost
+
+- Add tags, the `webperl` repo gets an annotated tag such as `v0.05-beta`,
+  and the `emperl5` repo gets an unannotated tag such as `webperl_v0.05-beta`,
+  then `git push --tags`
+
+- Create a release on GitHub and upload the `webperl_prebuilt_*.zip` as an asset
+
+- If there was a `pages_for_vX.XX` branch of `gh-pages`, don't forget to merge that
+
+- Uploading to AWS S3:
+	1. Run `gzip -9` on `emperl.*` and `webperl.js`
+	2. Rename them to remove the `.gz` ending
+	3. Upload them with the appropriate `Content-Type` (see e.g. `web/webperl.psgi`) and a `Content-Encoding` of `gzip`
+
 
 Prior Art
 ---------