Re: Release time is upon us once again
Hi Karl, Il 14 marzo 2012 00:44, Karl Wright daddy...@gmail.com ha scritto: Hi fellow developers, Our next release date is rapidly approaching. We've been releasing a version of ManifoldCF at roughly the end of every quarter for a year now, and March 31 is a bit over two weeks away. There are currently three outstanding 0.5-incubating bugs. Two are Japanese localization tickets, and one is for the new Elastic Search connector. The latter is unassigned. Please finish these up as quickly as possible! I'll try to work on this last issue during these days and I'll let you know the progress commenting on JIRA ;) Finally, I've been the Release Manager for all four releases up until now. Does anyone want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating? I'd be happy to provide assistance and check in all of my Windows-based scripts. Karl -- Piergiorgio Lucidi http://www.open4dev.com
Re: Release time is upon us once again
Hi. I want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating. I use Mac OS, but please teach me some ways if I can work. Regards, Shinichiro Abe On 2012/03/14, at 8:44, Karl Wright wrote: Hi fellow developers, Our next release date is rapidly approaching. We've been releasing a version of ManifoldCF at roughly the end of every quarter for a year now, and March 31 is a bit over two weeks away. There are currently three outstanding 0.5-incubating bugs. Two are Japanese localization tickets, and one is for the new Elastic Search connector. The latter is unassigned. Please finish these up as quickly as possible! Finally, I've been the Release Manager for all four releases up until now. Does anyone want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating? I'd be happy to provide assistance and check in all of my Windows-based scripts. Karl
Re: Release time is upon us once again
Great, and thanks for volunteering! The first thing to do create your key and add it to the KEYS file in the project (if not already there), and add it to the Web of Trust. The necessary steps are listed here: http://www.apache.org/dev/release-signing I urge you to follow these instructions carefully; getting this right is the hardest part of becoming a release engineer. ;-) The second part involves the release itself. I have a number of Windows scripts that are useful for releases, which I will get into some kind of order and commit to svn. You will probably want to create Linux equivalents. Please keep me informed as to how it is going. Karl On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 7:19 AM, Shinichiro Abe shinichiro.ab...@gmail.com wrote: Hi. I want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating. I use Mac OS, but please teach me some ways if I can work. Regards, Shinichiro Abe On 2012/03/14, at 8:44, Karl Wright wrote: Hi fellow developers, Our next release date is rapidly approaching. We've been releasing a version of ManifoldCF at roughly the end of every quarter for a year now, and March 31 is a bit over two weeks away. There are currently three outstanding 0.5-incubating bugs. Two are Japanese localization tickets, and one is for the new Elastic Search connector. The latter is unassigned. Please finish these up as quickly as possible! Finally, I've been the Release Manager for all four releases up until now. Does anyone want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating? I'd be happy to provide assistance and check in all of my Windows-based scripts. Karl
Re: Release time is upon us once again
I checked in my scripts into: https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/lcf/release-scripts. Once you read the Apache instructions, you might want to look at my scripts to see how they fit in. Essentially, they build the release candidates, sign them, and upload them (hardwired to go to my account on people.apache.org, unfortunately - which I need to fix). Thanks, Karl On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 7:48 AM, Karl Wright daddy...@gmail.com wrote: Great, and thanks for volunteering! The first thing to do create your key and add it to the KEYS file in the project (if not already there), and add it to the Web of Trust. The necessary steps are listed here: http://www.apache.org/dev/release-signing I urge you to follow these instructions carefully; getting this right is the hardest part of becoming a release engineer. ;-) The second part involves the release itself. I have a number of Windows scripts that are useful for releases, which I will get into some kind of order and commit to svn. You will probably want to create Linux equivalents. Please keep me informed as to how it is going. Karl On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 7:19 AM, Shinichiro Abe shinichiro.ab...@gmail.com wrote: Hi. I want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating. I use Mac OS, but please teach me some ways if I can work. Regards, Shinichiro Abe On 2012/03/14, at 8:44, Karl Wright wrote: Hi fellow developers, Our next release date is rapidly approaching. We've been releasing a version of ManifoldCF at roughly the end of every quarter for a year now, and March 31 is a bit over two weeks away. There are currently three outstanding 0.5-incubating bugs. Two are Japanese localization tickets, and one is for the new Elastic Search connector. The latter is unassigned. Please finish these up as quickly as possible! Finally, I've been the Release Manager for all four releases up until now. Does anyone want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating? I'd be happy to provide assistance and check in all of my Windows-based scripts. Karl
Release time is upon us once again
Hi fellow developers, Our next release date is rapidly approaching. We've been releasing a version of ManifoldCF at roughly the end of every quarter for a year now, and March 31 is a bit over two weeks away. There are currently three outstanding 0.5-incubating bugs. Two are Japanese localization tickets, and one is for the new Elastic Search connector. The latter is unassigned. Please finish these up as quickly as possible! Finally, I've been the Release Manager for all four releases up until now. Does anyone want to volunteer to be Release Manager for 0.5-incubating? I'd be happy to provide assistance and check in all of my Windows-based scripts. Karl
