I use the Maven release plugin and the Maven site plugin.
Basically, the commands are:
mvn release:prepare
mvn release:perform
cd target/checkout
mvn assembly:assembly (for the sourceforge bundle)
<create a sourceforge shell>
mvn site site-deploy
I will try to write a complete documentation during the next release (ok for
the 1 Dec) this way someone else will be able to do the it.
++
Julien
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De : Jevon Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
À : JWebUnit Development mail list <[email protected]>
Envoyé le : Mardi, 18 Novembre 2008, 10h47mn 43s
Objet : Re: [JWebUnit-development] JWebUnit 2.1 Release [was: Re: Standard
formatting for IDEs, templates for files]
Hi Mirko!
Julien, there is a little cleaning up I would like to do with JWebUnit before
we release 2.1 (and close some more of the open feature requests), but may we
tentatively mark 1 Dec as the 2.1 release date?
Does Maven deal with updating the SF site? What about uploading changes? Is
there any particular Maven commands used for releasing/updating new releases of
JWebUnit?
Cheers
Jevon
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 10:33 PM, Julien HENRY <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mirko,
You are now a member of JWebUnit team! Welcome!
Please send us one or two patches this way Jevon or I will be able to
"validate" you coding style. Then I will give you commit rights on the trunk
and you will be able to commit directly in SVN.
Regards,
Julien
P.S. : Jevon, I let you decide when you want a new release. It could be a rc or
a beta if you don't feel confident, or directly the 2.1.
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De : Mirko Friedenhagen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
À : JWebUnit Development mail list <[email protected]>
Envoyé le : Lundi, 17 Novembre 2008, 21h03mn 24s
Objet : Re: [JWebUnit-development] Re : Re : Standard formatting for IDEs,
templates for files
Am 17.11.2008 um 13:59 schrieb Julien HENRY:
> I suggest using 4-spaces everywhere: XML, Java, HTML (in JUnit tests)..
>
ACK
> Another discussion is the line length. SUN convention is 80 line
> length but it seems very short for me, especially for XML/HTML files
> where I really dislike word-wrapping. What's your opinion about this?
> I'm personnaly in favor for 120 in Java source and no limit in XML/
> HTML.
I prefer 120 characters as well :-)
> You can of course include Eclipse configuration file (I think latest
> Maven eclipse plugin have the ability to automatically configure
> Eclipse coding style). See
> http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-eclipse-plugin/examples/load-code-styles.html
>
> According to me, encoding in source files should be UTF-8, without
> any non ASCII char. Only some JUnit tests should contains different
> encodings to validate everything works fine for localized Web pages.
Good.
> I you plan to contribute to JWebUnit, I can add you to the project
> team list. Is it ok for you?
I would be happy about this. Right now I have a branch in a Mercurial-
Repo (http://friedenhagen.net/hg.cgi/jwebunit/mirkos/).
Regards
Mirko
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