8.  Create a new release on Sourceforge
    Requires SF permissions for file releases.
    The release is generally named by the version number, i.e. 0.X.
    Once it is created, edit the new release:
        * Paste change log and notes into the corresponding fields.
        * Set status to Hidden.
    Use an older release as a guideline (but don't actually modify it!)
    See https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/wiki/Release%20files%20for%20download
    for some rough explanation of this and some of the following steps.

9.  Checkout the release tag

8.  Checkout the release tag

10. Upload the files to Sourceforge
    For this, you could use rsync (on Linux) or FTP.

9.  Upload the files to Sourceforge
    Probably requires SF permissions for file releases.
    You could use for example rsync (on Linux) or FTP.

    If using rsync, the correct command is:
    rsync -avP -e ssh FILENAME USERNAME,crawl-ref@frs.sourceforge.net:/home/frs/project/c/cr/crawl-ref/

11. Edit the release (again)
    On Sourceforge edit the release, select the files you just uploaded, then
    change their properties. Again, use an older release for reference.
    Change release status to Active.

10. Create a new release in Sourceforge's file release system
    Requires SF permissions for file releases.
    * Click on Project Admin -> File Manager
    * Create a new folder under "Stone Soup" named by version number -> 0.X.y
    * Right-click on the uploaded files to Cut and later Paste them into the
      newly created folder.
    * Click on a file to change its settings.
    * Mark a file as default for a given platform, so the "Download Now" link
      can refer the user to the most fitting file for their system.
    You can use an older release as a guideline (but don't actually modify it!)
    See https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/wiki/Release%20files%20for%20download
    for some more detailed explanations.

12. Update the homepage

11. Update the homepage

13. Announce the release

12. Announce the release

14. Lean back and enjoy the excitement

13. Lean back and enjoy the excitement