Hi Philipp you should use Maven for releases (also for internal ones, I suggest), next time try the following:
run "mvn release:prepare" from the root of the trunk (I just added a new pom there, unfortunately the maven release plugin can't work correctly if run from a parent module -magnolia-project- which is at the same level of its children) It will check that you don't have any locally modified file before proceeding, then it will ask you the release version for each module (this time for example you shold use "3.0-m2"). It will change the version in each pom, then it will ask you the tag name (should be to "magnolia-3.0-m2"). It will then tag the release in svn, then ask you a new version for the "next development iteration". This MUST be a -SNAPSHOT, so you can either enter 3.0-SNAPSHOT again or better 3.0-b1-SNAPSHOT. It will change the pom once again and recommit everything to trunk. After the release step you will end up with a release.properties file in the trunk. At this point just run "mvn release:perform". It will: -checkout a clean copy from the tag previously created under target/checkout (this is very important in order to produce clean, reproducible releases) - compile, run test, and install jars, wars, javadocs, and sources to the local repository - deploy the release to the magnolia repository at sourceforge Try it, it's magic ;) fabrizio PS. do you want me to try it for the first time in order to produce a better m2 release or we can save it for b1? On 5/4/06, Philipp Bracher <[email protected]> wrote:
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