On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 8:53 AM, Dag H. Wanvik <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > thanks for assembling this, Myrna. > > Myrna van Lunteren <[email protected]> writes: > >> DERBY-5331 Incorrect use of CharsetEncoder in DDMWriter >> DERBY-5354 Remove unnecessary dita.regex build target >> DERBY-5318 Use assertDirectoryDeleted in ReplicationRun and remove dead code >> DERBY-5314 Enable i18n tests in non-English locales >> DERBY-5291 testDerby4137_TransactionTimeoutSpecifiedNotExceeded >> DERBY-5262 Running JUnit tests with Java 1.4.2 fails if the package private >> DERBY-5253 Engine code references >> DERBY-5252 make GrantRevokeTest pass in non-English locale >> DERBY-5251 make ErrorCodeTest pass in non-English locale >> DERBY-5247 Warnings regarding XPath displayed when generating JavaDoc >> DERBY-5211 Make SysinfoCPCheckTest pass in non-English locale >> DERBY-2625 SEVERE error involving column-width property >> DERBY-2623 SEVERE error involving column-number property >> DERBY-3337 convert jdbcapi/derbyStress.java to JUnit >> DERBY-5084 convert ijConnName.sql to a ScriptTest junit test >> DERBY-1903 Convert largedata/LobLimits.java to junit > > These are not user visible changes and could be left out, I think. > > Rest looks good to me! > > Thanks, > Dag >
Thanks for the review (Rick too)! I did a little experiment, to see if I could tweak my filter, and I succeeded in getting most - but not all - issues you mentioned by removing the 'Test' component. I didn't think I should manually adjust the release notes. However, I then checked on what Rick has done for e.g. 10.8.1 and test issues, which end-users wouldn't see, were included in the release notes for that release also, look e.g. for DERBY-5174 in those. I remember - maybe incorrectly - that Apache instructs us to include a record of *all* changes that went into a release, I think that's why we're including test and build changes (as well as changes to source that hasn't been in any official release). I think this is related to the fact that our apache release also includes a source distribution. So I think those bugs will stay in the release notes... Rick, as the most recent release manager, if I'm going off track with my reasoning, let me know... Myrna
