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@@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ When it's time to make a release, we "freeze" the code by creating a release bra
 After the PR is tested and approved by QA, it's merged into the `main` branch. `Main` is automatically deployed to the staging environment.
 
 Schematically:
+
 ```
 <feature branches> –> dev -> release -> main
 ```
@@ -14,49 +15,59 @@ Schematically:
 We prepare at least one release every sprint. Sprints are two weeks long.
 
 ### Preparing a release branch
-* Create a code-freeze branch named `release`
-  * If it's a regular release, this branch is typically based off of `dev`
-  * For hot fixes, it would be `main` + cherry-picked commits
-* Bump the version in the `package.json` as a separate commit with the commit message equal to the exact version
-* Create a PR with the list of changes
 
-  >    💡 To generate a quick changelog:
+- Create a code-freeze branch named `release`
+  - If it's a regular release, this branch is typically based off of `dev`
+  - For hot fixes, it would be `main` + cherry-picked commits
+- Bump the version in the `package.json` as a separate commit with the commit message equal to the exact version
+- Create a PR with the list of changes
+
+  > 💡 To generate a quick changelog:
+  >
   > ```bash
   > git log origin/main..origin/dev --pretty=format:'* %s'
   > ```
-* Add the PR to the Project `Web Squad` and set the status to `Ready for QA`
 
+- Add the PR to the Project `Web Squad` and set the status to `Ready for QA`
 
 ### QA
-* The QA team do regression testing on this branch
-* If issues are found, bugfixes are merged into this branch
-* Once the QA is done, proceed to the next step
+
+- The QA team do regression testing on this branch
+- If issues are found, bugfixes are merged into this branch
+- Once the QA is done, proceed to the next step
 
 ### Releasing to production
+
 Wait for all the checks on GitHub to pass.
-* Switch to the main branch and make sure it's up to date:
+
+- Switch to the main branch and make sure it's up to date:
+
 ```
 git checkout main
 git fetch --all
 git reset --hard origin/main
 ```
-* Pull from the release branch:
+
+- Pull from the release branch:
+
 ```
 git pull origin release
 ```
-* Push:
+
+- Push:
+
 ```
 git push
 ```
 
 A deployment workflow will kick in and do the following things:
 
-* Deploy the code to staging
-* Create a new git tag from the version in package.json
-* Create a [GitHub release](https://github.com/safe-global/safe-wallet-web/releases) linked to this tag, with a changelog taken from the release PR
-* Build and upload the code to an S3 bucket
+- Deploy the code to staging
+- Create a new git tag from the version in package.json
+- Create a draft [GitHub release](https://github.com/safe-global/safe-wallet-web/releases) linked to this tag, with a changelog taken from the release PR
 
 After that, the release manager should:
 
-* Notify devops on Slack and send them the release link to deploy to production
-* Back-merge `main` into the `dev` branch to keep them in sync unless the release branch was based on `dev`
+- Create a final release from the draft release. This will trigger a build and upload the code to an S3 bucket
+- Notify devops on Slack and send them the release link to deploy to production
+- Back-merge `main` into the `dev` branch to keep them in sync unless the release branch was based on `dev`