The next step in the SDT evolution process is to setup a Jupiter review of the changes
you made to your branch. Here's some tips on how to do it:
(1) Make sure your branch (let's call it HACK-631) passes all tests.
(2) Update your Eclipse with the latest version of the Jupiter plugin. The Jupiter home
page is: http://csdl.ics.hawaii.edu/Tools/Jupiter
(3) You might want to refresh your memory about how to define Jupiter-based code reviews
by consulting the user guide at
<http://csdl.ics.hawaii.edu/Tools/Jupiter/Core/doc/UsersGuide.html>.
(3) Define Jupiter reviews for each module affected 'significantly' by your evolutionary
activities. Here are some hints:
* For each module (each of which corresponds to an Eclipse project), you are going to
have to define a separate Jupiter review. In my case, the two modules affected
significantly by my evolution were hackySdt_ReviewActivity and hackySensor_Jupiter. (The
hackyApp_Review module was affected, but insignificantly, so I'm not including that in
the review. Use your own judgement as to what constitutes "significant" changes).
* Before defining the review ID, you probably want to edit the "default" review ID to
specify the reviewer IDs. Define at least the following reviewer IDs: johnson, austen,
hongbing, qzhang, mpauldin, jsakuda. As you can see, use people's usernames to simplify
things. You probably also want to edit the "author" field for this review to list your
user name. The other fields can probably keep their defaults.
* Use the Jira ID as the Review ID. So, in my case, the Review ID is HACK-631. Jupiter
requires a separate review for each Eclipse project, but you can use the same Review ID
in multiple Eclipse projects. Thus, in my case, I defined the HACK-631 review ID in both
the hackySdt_ReviewActivity module and the hackySensor_Jupiter module.
* Check to see if you have to SVN 'add' the resulting .jupiter file.
* Commit your changes to your branch.
(4) Send out an email to the group indicating the availability of the code for review. I
will send out my announcement soon as an example.
Cheers,
Philip
