On 2017-04-25, Shad Storhaug wrote: > I have gone through the procedure and created and signed the release > artifacts.
Many thanks. > The only issue seems to be that only PMC members are allowed to put > the release artifacts into the release directory. Yes, this is true. > So, the files can be obtained at > http://www.shadstorhaug.com/lucenenet.zip. Please download, unzip, and > upload the contents to the > https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/release/lucenenet/ directory. That would be https://dist.apache.org/repos/dist/dev/lucenenet/ until the vote passes, after which it gets moved over to release. Unfortunately I can't seem to commit anything to dist svn right now myself either. I'll ping infra. > Let me know if there is anything out of place, as this is the first > time I have tried this. One thing I should tell you is that you may be facing frustration because you may be forced to create a second candidate because of seemingly minor issues. Usually it's the legal stuff that causes problems (and is the real reason we have release votes). I already see the first one, the binary zip lacks the required LICENSE and NOTICE files. Sorry. Another thing that I'm, afraid have have gone unnoticed may be files that lack the license headers. I think I should be able to identify and fix most of them using RAT, are you building from the master branch or is it a different branch? >>> But what happens if icu-dotnet for .NET Core is released after the >>> packages are created and before they are approved? >> Is this a likely scenario? > Not sure. On one hand, the original request for adding .NET Core support was > nearly a year ago (https://github.com/sillsdev/icu-dotnet/issues/8). On the > other, along with 2 beta releases already this month, there has been a flurry > of activity around Connie's recent pull request > (https://github.com/sillsdev/icu-dotnet/pull/37). > But since beta means a small subset of our users, and International means a > small subset of those users, it isn't likely there will be many complaints. So we could address the newer icu release with a subsequent beta? Sounds good to me. Stefan
