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The "ReleaseProcess" page has been changed by NickBurch: https://wiki.apache.org/tika/ReleaseProcess?action=diff&rev1=34&rev2=35 Comment: One more step 1. Update parent version number in the site pom.xml file. 2. Update the Documentation section of site.xml. Make sure to add the collapse tag for the now old version. 3. Update the formats page of version X.Y using TIKA-411. + 4. Update the version number in the dependency examples in the new X.Y gettingstarted.apt page - 4. Update the checksums on the download page. + 5. Update the checksums on the download page. - 5. Update the DOAP file with the new release. + 6. Update the DOAP file with the new release. - 6. Create a new formats and example page for the new version (but don't list it in the sidebar). + 7. Create a new formats and example page for the new version (but don't list it in the sidebar). - 7. Fill the X.Y index page with the change list and contributor list (using https://github.com/chrismattmann/apachestuff/blob/master/extract-tika-contribs). + 8. Fill the X.Y index page with the change list and contributor list (using https://github.com/chrismattmann/apachestuff/blob/master/extract-tika-contribs). - 8. Generate the Javadoc. + 9. Generate the Javadoc. 1. `cd trunk` 2. `mvn javadoc:aggregate` 3. `mv target/site/apidocs /tika/site/publish/X.Y/api` - 9. Update tika-server documentation: + 10. Update tika-server documentation: 1. `rm -r /tika/site/src/resources/X.Y/miredot` 2. `cp /tika/trunk/tika-server/target/miredot /tika/site/src/resources/X.Y` - 10. Check everything looks good with `mvn site:run`. + 11. Check everything looks good with `mvn site:run`. - 11. `mvn clean install` + 12. `mvn clean install` - 12. `svn commit -m "Update website for X.Y release."` + 13. `svn commit -m "Update website for X.Y release."` 14. On the Tika JIRA, "release" version X.Y and update any (new) straggler X.Y issues to X.(Y+1). 15. Send announcements to [email protected], [email protected], and [email protected] lists (from your Apache email) - see http://s.apache.org/2hC for a sample. 16. Log on to https://reporter.apache.org/addrelease.html?tika and add the release data (version and date) to the database
