David Crossley wrote:
Ross Gardler wrote:
Ferdinand Soethe wrote:
...
- Create a new file, etc/RELEASE-NOTES-x.y.txt, where x.y is the version
currently being released. It is best to copy an earlier RELEASE-NOTES
file,
to keep a common layout.
In this file, provide a summary of changes, and check for general
accuracy.
Scan the status.xml/changes and the Roadmap via the issues tracker,
to find the important issues.
Ross: Is this the part that you have automated? If so, can you pls
provide me with new instructions.
Yes: http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=forrest-dev&m=111695995215534&w=2
Be aware of http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-514?page=all,
however, this patch need not be applied for our release (since the
current behaviour is OK for our limited use case).
The new ability might assist, but we still need the RELEASE-NOTES-0.7.txt file.
cd FORREST_HOME/site-author
forrest run
http://localhost:8888/releaseNotes_0.7-dev.txt
What's missing from this document, I'll fix it while you folk work on
other things.
(note when the version number in status.xml has been changed then
request http://localhost:8888/releaseNotes_0.7.txt, the warning about
developer version will go and the version numbers will be right)
...
- Repeat that on a Windows machine.
- Use the .tar.gz from the UNIX machine and .zip from the Windows
machine.
- In that way, SVN will ensure correct line-endings on all text files.
Well you can do this, you will need
Not sure what Ross' unfinished statement is.
I think I fell asleep at the keyboard at that point.
I have no idea what I was saying. :-( As my grandfather used to say, if
you've forgotten it then it wasn't important, but I think he may have
forgotten what its like to have a six month child by then ;-)
Ross