What is the procedure for issues with patches for both 0.26.1 and trunk?
I would suggest that once committed to trunk the issue can be marked as
resolved but it must be given a target of 0.26.1 so that someone can find
the issues later.

Either that or it remains open till committed to both.

Any views?

Bob.


2008/10/4 Linus Tolke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> Hello Christian!
>
> trunk (anywhere) is not a part of this and shouldn't be used for anything
> related to the 0.26.1 (and other 0.26.* releases).
>
> The automated tagging and creating subclipse tag/branch marks will only
> work from trunk so you will have to do that manually. I think we can forget
> about the subclipse tag/branch marks this time. They are not important.
>
> Since there is a patch, we don't need the work branch or we could decide
> that for every issue that is a candidate.
>
> You will have to create the branch for the releases. I suggest we call it
> BRANCH_0_26 and put it in branches.
>
> What you do is
>
>    - For all projects involved in the release you create the branch using
>    some command like:
>    svn copy
>    
> http://<project>.tigris.org/svn/<project>/releases/VERSION_0_26<http://%3Cproject%3E.tigris.org/svn/%3Cproject%3E/releases/VERSION_0_26>
>    
> http://<project>.tigris.org/svn/<project>/branches/BRANCH_0_26<http://%3Cproject%3E.tigris.org/svn/%3Cproject%3E/branches/BRANCH_0_26>
>    - Commit all patches in that branch.
>    - Do the final testing against a switched-to checked-out copy
>    - We create the release tag (by copying back to releases/VERSION_0_26_1
>    for all projects)
>    - Then, I will let the automated release script can check out and
>    build.
>
> While doing the 0.26 release I wanted the versions of the java web start to
> be shortened (i.e. not reference the ALPHA/BETAs) but when then doing the
> 0.27.1 release I noticed that the java web start script messes it up and
> don't use the 0.26 to build on but the betas. In this case it means that I
> will continue to maintain the list of versions for the java web start jars
> manually.
>
>         /Linus
>
>
>
>
>
>  2008/10/3 Christian López Espínola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi,
>>
>> Tom Morris said:
>> > I think it should be done as soon as we can get fixes for all the
>> > P1/P2 bugs and an appropriate amount of testing done.
>> >
>> >> Shall we do this soon? This weekend?
>> >
>> > Since Christian volunteered to establish the branch and Linus
>> > approves, can't the work start as soon as Christian is available?  I'm
>> > not sure what other planning needs to be done.  As soon as all the
>> > fixes are committed and tested, the build can be done whenever Linus
>> > has time available.
>>
>> I think that I can dedicate time for it this weekend.
>> I will create the branch, reproduce the bugs, patch them and verify
>> that they're solved.
>>
>> Bob asks for a 0.26.1 milestone, but we can discuss about what will go
>> there until Linus creates it in IZ.
>> I'm sure that we agree on 5428 (profile issue) and 5420 (ToDo items
>> issue, needs patch reviewing).
>>
>> I linked to the P3 fixed issues (5256 and 5258) because they are (now
>> fixed) bugs, not new features, though they don't have a high priority.
>> IMHO we could include it, but I understand if you don't want to.
>>
>> Question, maybe for Linus:
>> Should we branch trunk/ or just argouml-app/? I think (have to verify)
>> that all the patches are for the argouml-app project, but don't know
>> what is easier for adapting the release scripts.
>>
>> > Tom
>> >
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>>
>> --
>>  Cheers,
>>
>> Christian López Espínola <penyaskito>
>>
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