Checked source & binary signatures Built from source Built DUCC against that build Installed DUCC and ran multiple UIMA-AS jobs using an http application broker
[ ] +1 Approve the release On Fri, Jul 11, 2014 at 9:05 AM, Jaroslaw Cwiklik <[email protected]> wrote: > Built from source - OK > Spot checked signatures - OK > Spot checked LICENSE and NOTICE - OK > Checked UIMA-AS API formatting - OK > Installed Deployment Editor in eclipse - OK > Tested sending CASes to a service using HTTP and TCP - OK > > [ ] +1 Approve the release > > Jerry > > > On Thu, Jul 10, 2014 at 4:01 PM, Marshall Schor <[email protected]> wrote: > > > signatures OK > > compare source-release with SVN -OK > > eclipse plugin install - OK (in Eclipse 4.3.2) > > build from sources after clearing local repo of uima-as artifacts: OK > > > > run extended tests: bumpy but ok eventually. I was running from > Eclipse > > and > > my Eclipse doesn't quite do the right thing on building - it misses out > > generating some xmlbean things (but build from command line with mvn > > works). > > > > Also found a wrong version of Java compiler source / target in the poms, > > need to > > upgrade to parent-pom 10 (when that's released) and/or override in the > > meanwhile. This doesn't seem to have affect the build, when built with a > > Java 7 > > JVM (which the Manifests indicate the binary build artifacts were built > > with) - > > the tests and extended tests both ran fine. So I don't consider this a > > blocker. > > > > issues fixed - OK > > > > Spot check many licenses & notices in Jars in the binary release > > (especially the > > new ones), and one in the Maven Artifacts in the staging repo: OK. > > > > check main license / notice in source and bin - OK > > > > Readme says "tested with Sun Java 6 on Windows XP" - probably needs > > updating? > > I think we mainly test with Java 7 and on Windows we use Windows 7 (or > 8), > > not > > XP... I don't consider this a release blocker. > > > > Did the quickstart in the Readme - OK. > > > > [x] +1 OK to release. > > > > -Marshall Schor > > >
