# Unraid Community Applications release and submission checklist

- [x] Create the public GitHub repository.
- [x] Replace repository placeholders with the public ReelSpace URLs.
- [x] Enable the GitHub Container Registry package in the release workflow.
- [x] Publish the package and set it to **public**.
- [x] Publish semantic release `v0.1.3`.
- [x] Pull the published manifest anonymously and verify amd64/arm64 images.
- [x] Confirm the raw Unraid XML URL is public.
- [x] Confirm the raw square PNG icon URL is public and renders correctly.
- [x] Provide stable support and issue tracking through GitHub Issues.
- [x] Add the required root `ca_profile.xml` with repository profile information.
- [x] Verify project, support, registry, template, and icon URLs.
- [x] Keep the Docker application XML under `templates/`, as required by the
      current Community Applications starter repository.
- [ ] Validate `ca_profile.xml` and `templates/reelspace.xml` with the current
      Community Applications template scanner. The `<Repository>` element is the
      Docker image source; no separate repository wrapper is currently required.
- [x] Test template installation on Unraid 7.2.x with `/config`,
      `/data/media:ro`, and port 8080.
- [x] Confirm the container is not privileged, has no Docker socket, and media is
      read-only.
- [ ] Test scans against user shares, individual disks, a pool, Unicode paths, sparse
      VM images, hardlinked imports, permission failures, and one million files.
- [x] Test upgrade from v0.1.2 to v0.1.3 with an existing `/config`.
- [ ] Document migration rollback planning and backup.
- [ ] Test uninstall without deleting appdata unless the user explicitly chooses it.
- [ ] Submit the template repository through the current Unraid Community Applications
      submission portal.
- [ ] Respond to moderator feedback and document every change.
- [ ] Maintain semantic tags, stable `latest`, changelog, security advisories, and the
      forum support thread.

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