Hello. December the 1th is our first release due. It will be the first in a, hopefully long, row.
As it is the first release it will not be perfect, but we should try to make it a stable base anyway. Some steps that I think should help are listed below: - Stop pushing maybe problematic changes in the last 2 weeks. That gives you one week from now to get this in and fixed. So what is problematic? Changes to bbclass files, the toolchain, core system services and changes that may introduce runtime breakage should be avoided. There might be more. If in doubt sent the patch to the ml and ask others what they think. - If you care about a specific machine, set of recipes or images start testing them now in our testing-next branch. The plan was to base the release tag on the testing-next branch. Or at least have it as fallback if master is broken. The testing matrix in the wiki will be used in the release tag in the same way it is used right now with the tested tag. Make sure the stuff you care is listed there as working to show other they could use it in this release. - Try to take some hours in the last two weeks to get into bug fixing mode for some moments and help OE forward to the release. check the ML for problem reports and patches. Test, apply and mark them in patchwork as applied. I think that are the minimal steps we need to get a release out of the door. More will come when learning from the first releases. Anyone willing to take the release mainatainer hat for this release? My time is rather occupied with other things the next weeks. :/ It would be only for this release. Afterwards we can discuss if this should be a fixed position or newly assigned for any release. Such a person should keep the people motivated to fix some bugs, monitor the commit log for potential problems and discuss them and finally make the release tag in the meta data. Any takers? regards Stefan Schmidt _______________________________________________ Openembedded-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxtogo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openembedded-devel
