On Tue, 10 Jul 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Christoph Egger writes:
>
> > Eric: It is time to prepare the ChangeLog files for both libggi and
> > libgii to create from CVS logs and commit it.
> > As I get the mails from CVS, I'll notice, when you have it done.
>
> How about libgalloc? Is it part of the next release?
No, because libggi is independent from libgalloc.
> I built the html reference and manpages. Should I strip the
> libgalloc related stuff out of the html ref?
No. Why?
> I also have a couple of new files in the manpages (basically inputs
> and targets pages in man7). Do I commit those in '/libg*/doc/man' ?
Yes. And when you are ready with that, then commit the ChangeLog
files. The committment of the ChangeLog-files is the starting signal
of the packaging process.
BTW: Everyone, who wanna help out creating any kind of distribution
packages (.rpm, .deb, .tar.bz2, etc.) should tell us, what he would
like to do.
> > Then we tag the libgii and libggi CVS source with 'version_0.8' and
> > 'version_2beta4'.
>
> > All the CVS commits, which happens after this tagging, goes into the
> > final -release.
> >
> > We will start the packaging process of libgii 0.8 and libggi 2beta4
> > based on the tagged source immediately.
> >
> > Eric: Be prepared to get the packages (tarballs, rpms, debs, whatever
> > has been created till that time) shortly before 20:00 UTC today in
> > order to upload it on our ftp server.
>
> Ok, I hope my modem and ISP won't fail me!
:) In that case, we will sue your ISP! ;-))
CU,
Christoph Egger
E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
