I have also uploaded this to our site, but it is not "appearing" yet:
http://logging.apache.org/log4j/docs/jdiff_report/changes.html
I uploaded this to people.apache.org and transfered it into the logging site area. I'm not sure if the directories are rsync'd periodically to the real www now? Anyway, that url is 404. Any ideas appreciated.
Once we've verified that this report does smell right, I could go ahead and _try_ to add it to gump
Here's what I did to generate this:
* Got fresh logging-log4j head * got v1_2_9 tag logging-log4j * using the following ant build file after downloading JDiff: <project default="easyjdiff" basedir=".">
<target name="easyjdiff" depends="">
<!-- Must be set to the root of where JDiff is installed. -->
<property name="JDIFF_HOME" value="/Users/paulsmith/ Downloads/jdiff"/>
<!-- Just one simple way to tell Ant about the JDiff task -->
<taskdef name="jdiff" classname="jdiff.JDiffAntTask"
classpath="${JDIFF_HOME}/lib/antjdiff.jar"/>
<!-- Compare Version 1 of a project to Version 2 -->
<jdiff verbose="on">
<old name="Version 1.2.9">
<dirset dir="logging-log4j_1_2_9/src/java/" includes="org/**"/>
</old>
<new name="Version 1.3">
<dirset dir="logging-log4j/src/java/" includes="org/**"/>
</new>
</jdiff>
</target>
</project>
I then had a look at the report, looked 'reasonable' and tar'd it up.
Please, a sanity check on this would be helpful!
cheers,
Paul
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