Rémi,
Just do no call it a release. Don't use that word to describe what
you've making available/redistributing. Of course almost all projects
do nightly, integration, milestone, and release candidate builds and
make those available as p2 update sites or otherwise for their
consumers. You can do the same. A release review is only required to
produce a release and you can do that when you feel the code is in a
quality state that you feel comfortable can be represented as a stable
release for your consumers.
Regards,
Ed
On 06.07.2017 10:30, Rémi Druilhe wrote:
Hello again,
We have been asked by interested users to provide a distribution
package, or kind of snapshot release, in order to them to test the
technology we just uploaded in Eclipse.
According to the Eclipse handbook
<https://www.eclipse.org/projects/handbook/#release>, we are supposed
to follow the review process. Because we are not ready for entering
the release process (from my point of view we don't have enough
documentation as required in the handbook) I wanted to know if there
is a possibility to provide kind of a snapshot distribution for
testing purpose without entering the release process?
Thanks,
Best regards.
--
Rémi DRUILHE
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