On 08/14/2012 08:32 PM, Justin Ross wrote:
Hi, everyone. All of the outstanding inclusion requests have been
settled, and I've cut RC3 at revision 1373004. Get it here:
http://people.apache.org/~jross/qpid-0.18-rc3/
This is a proposed final release candidate. At the end of this week, if
no new blockers have emerged, I'll open the release vote. If the vote
passes, I'll rebuild the release from the very same RC3 revision but
without -rc3 in the version numbers.
I've tested building and installing c++ client & broker with
autotools[1], building c++ client and broker with cmake[2], installing
java broker and client binaries, installing python client and tools and
running spout/drain in each language against each other over each
broker[3], python command line tools against c++ broker[4], ran python
tests against both brokers, ran qpid-cpp-benchmark against both brokers.
All looks ok to me (couple of minor, non-blocking issues below).
--Gordon
[1] I get failures for ipv6 test, a known issue due to lack of a 'real'
ipv6 address fixed on trunk by disabling the test in that case.
[2] Running the tests via cmake I get an error for ha tests purely due
to lack of necessary python libs and tools on path; from autotools that
seems to be detected and the test is disabled.
[3] Java broker appears not to support ANONYMOUS still (not an issue, I
just thought that had been fixed, so noted in passing).
[4] The qmf based command line tools used to at least run against the
java broker, though results were a little odd. Now however they all give
an error: Failed: NotFound - no such queue: qmf.default.topic, including
qpid-config.
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