On 07/17/2016 07:04 PM, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote: > Le 17/07/16 à 17:21, Stefan Seelmann a écrit : >> On 07/17/2016 05:08 PM, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote: >>> Le 17/07/16 à 16:26, Stefan Seelmann a écrit : >>>> On 07/03/2016 11:58 PM, Emmanuel Lécharny wrote: >>>>> Le 03/07/16 à 23:21, Stefan Seelmann a écrit : >>>>>>> * We don't have the installers to test. Packages for all the platforms >>>>>>> we suport should be created (.dmg, .deb, .exe, .rpm). I have created the >>>>>>> DMG following the README in the /tools/Mac OS X DMG/README doco, I think >>>>>>> creating all the other installers should be part of the release being >>>>>>> voted. Note that the installer works well, and teh version it installs >>>>>>> doe snot have teh same problem I faced upper. >>>>>> We have issue https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-1022, but >>>>>> to be honest I'm not very motivated to generate the installers. >>>>>> >>>>>> * I'm not sure if generation of .dmg works well on Linux >>>>> They do work well. >>>>>> * Generating .dmg, .deb, .rpm, .exe requries native tools >>>>> Yes. I do have them. >>>>> >>>>>> * It costs time to create an maintain those installer scripts. Should we >>>>>> reuse installers-maven-plugin from ApacheDS? >>>>> T einstallers are prettty basic. >>>>> >>>>>> * The additional .deb and .exe (32 bit and 64 bit) increase the release >>>>>> by another 480 MB >>>>> true. >>>>>> * The installers need to be tested (in theory .deb and .rpm can be >>>>>> automated...) >>>>> Well, we offer installers for convenience. >>>>> >>>>> >>>>>> The Tycho build now nicely generates zip/tgz for Linux/Mac/Windows out >>>>>> of the box on all platforms. I think our users don't need installers but >>>>>> can unpack a zip/tgz. >>>>> I think another approach would be to exclude installers from the vote. I >>>>> can generate them and push them, as I have all the necessary native code >>>>> to do that for all the platforms. >>>> Regarding Mac: I was able to build the the Mac DMG installer on my Mac . >>>> That was pretty straight forward. When I "install" it by drag-n-drop to >>>> "Applications" folder the result in >>>> /Applications/ApacheDirectoryStudio.app is the same as if I just open >>>> the Zip and drag-n-drop the ApacheDirectoryStudio.app to Applications >>>> folder. Both variants work on my Macbook without the need to modify >>>> Info.plist or ApacheDirectoryStudio.ini. I don't understand how the >>>> installer makes the difference. >>>> >>>> >>>> Regarding Windows: I installed nsis 2.5.1, but when running the >>>> windows_installer.nsi I get error: >>>> !include: could not find: "AdvUninstLog.nsh" >>>> Error in script "windows_installer.nsi" on line 40 -- aborting creation >>>> process >>>> >>>> >>>> I have neither the time nor the patience to continue figuring out how >>>> build the installers. Probably it's best if you take over the release. I >>>> think 90% the release steps are documented in the readme, if you >>>> struggle I'm available to help. >>> Sure, will do that. Is everything committed ? >>> >> Yes, except update to ApacheDS 2.0.0-M23 >> >> > hmmm, I'm following the dev-guide and after :
Seems the dev-guide is not up-to-date. I only updated https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/directory/studio/trunk/README.md > ... > > find . -name pom-first.xml | xargs sed -i '' s/2.0.0-SNAPSHOT/$VERSION/ > find . -name pom-first.xml | xargs sed -i '' s/2.0.0.qualifier/$VERSION/ Here a temporary change of main pom.xml is required... > mvn -f pom-first.xml clean install
