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Edit `download/.htaccess` and replace the URLs of the 3 Rugged artifacts
Edit `rugged/overview.html` with the new Orekit and Hipparchus versions.
with the ones used to create the release notes.
Don't forget to update the `rugged/img/rugged-architecture.png` image with the new dependencies.
Edit `_layouts/home_rugged.html` and edit the text of the button to use the new version.
Create a new post for the release in `_post/` using as template a previous Rugged post (in order to be published in the Rugged News page).
Edit `rugged/overview.html` with the new Orekit and Hipparchus versions. Don't forget to update the
rugged/img/rugged-architecture.png image with the new dependencies.
Create a new post for the release in `_post/` using as template a previous Rugged post (in order to be published in the Rugged News page). To be noticed the `--future` option is needed to see a post in the future, otherwise `jekyll serve` will ignore it !
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Run:
jekyll serve --future
Once the modification pushed to develop branch, wait the pipeline on Gitlab is finished, then the [test website](https://test.orekit.org/rugged) will be updated.
and make sure the website looks nice. View it on http://localhost:4000/
Once the modification validated, merge the develop branch into the master branch and pushed the master branch.
Once the pipeline on Gitlab is finished, then the [website](https://www.orekit.org/rugged) will be updated.