Hi Juan Pablo,
Sorry about the delay—day job stuff took over for a bit. Your existing
post is pretty much ideal already. I've tweaked it a bit and have the
following draft ready to post if someone can approve:
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We're pleased to announce the availability of Apache JSPWiki version
2.10.3—the fourth major release made as an Apache Top-Level Project.
This is a hugely exciting release, packed with great features. Let's look
at some of the highlights.
== Updates to the Haddock template ==
Haddock is our next generation template. It's received an enormous number
of changes in 2.10.3, including:
Slick new Image Styles: Magnify, Animation, Captions, Frames, and more
Beautiful new Background Styles: gradients, patterns, images, colours,
and many other options
Incremental improvements towards mobile-friendly viewing (such as
hide/reveal site header when scrolling)
New blog styles for JSPWiki's blogging component
A plethora of styles that can be triggered through %%add-css
constructs—including custom fonts, image galleries, background patterns,
page ribbons, and much more
Haddock Behaviours (JavaScript extensions to the Haddock Template)
that integrate SheetJS, MathJax, Markdown, and stunning charts with Chartist
== Mandatory properties have been removed ==
JSPWIKI-1035
JSPWIKI-1051
== Important fixes ==
Default log is now redirected to stdout (JSPWIKI-1051)
Rendering cache fixes (JSPWIKI-1064)
== For developers ==
test-jar is now available
JSPWiki development has moved to GitHub: forks and PRs are always more
than welcome! :)
== For more information ==
For a full list of changes see the ChangeLog file or our issue tracker.
All JSPWiki site administrators are encouraged to update. For feedback,
help, and developer queries please visit us on the mailing lists.
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On Wed, Feb 14, 2018, at 1:05 PM, Juan Pablo Santos Rodríguez wrote:
Hi,
all tasks regarding the release are done. I'll wait 'til tomorrow night
to
send the announcement e-mail, to allow mirrors enough time to sync.
@Dave: I've opened
https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=NewIn2.10#
section-NewIn2.10-NewInJSPWiki2.10.3ReleasedOn13022018
and plan to fill it in before sending the e-mail tomorrow with info from
this thread. If you already have the blog post ready, please feel free
to
put it into that section, surely will be better than whatever I'll come
up
with O:-) (OTOH, if you prefer to hold the release annoucement a couple
of
days to allow better syncing with the blog post, also no problem too)
br,
juan pablo
On Sat, Feb 10, 2018 at 1:55 AM, Juan Pablo Santos Rodríguez <
[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
finally launched the vote. Stumbled upon a couple of weird things to be
able to generate the build artifacts, so a couple more of minor commits
made into the release candidate.
- first one to fix a bug on the maven release plugin, caused by one of
its
dependencies, also opened https://issues.apache.org/
jira/browse/MRELEASE-997 for that.
- second to ensure a test yields the same results when running it under
cmd (I usually use cygwin, so haven't noticed before). Seems that git
cloning the project downloads the properties file with Unix line
endings
and that somehow messes with the byte size of the file. I'll have a
more
closer look at it once the release is done, but for now the test is
passing.
Also, the last two builds at builds.apache.org have failed, but b/c
they
were unable to create a folder for a dependency on their local .m2
repo. As
this is something related to where the build is run, I've asked infra
to
look into it
<snip/>
@Dave,
You may want to consider publishing the blog post also on
jspwiki-wiki.a.o.
That would be a new section under https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.
org/Wiki.jsp?page=NewIn2.10, which would get linked from the main and
news pages
<snip/>
Concerning markdown support, I'd like to propose to include the
%%markdown
behaviour
( https://jspwiki-wiki.apache.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Markdown%20Behavior
)
to
the standard build.
(could be in a next release)
Markdown support is an often requested feature; and this is really a
light
weight approach
to use markdown on a jspwiki site. ( and you can mix it with regular
jspwiki markup, plugins, etc. )
+1 to include it for 2.10.4 (or 2.11.0, or whatever we end calling it)
br,
juan pablo
