Well, it seems this convenience binary thing is kind of misfit in the
current process.
It is better to ask. I appreciate your concerns, and thank you for
raising them!
On 12/24/18 10:23 PM, Emilian Bold wrote:
I dunno, nothing is clear with Apache.
I've generally seen Apache sources and
Dear Mentors,
I'd like to make Apache NetBeans (incubating) available as a convenience
binary for many Linux distributions through the form of a Snap package.
About Snap packages: The creator and maintainer of the Snap
infrastructure is Cannonical Ltd. the company behind Ubuntu. They are
And Merry Christmas!
It's so nice that we finished the Apache NetBeans 10 voting by Christmas.
Happy New Year to everyone!
--emi
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I dunno, nothing is clear with Apache.
I've generally seen Apache sources and binaries together on the same
download page. They were part of the same 'release' although in theory
people vote only on the sources.
So, I don't know what is means to publish a new "convenience binary"
that was not
Well, we may ask a mentor about that. Review on binary releases and
voting on that is quite recent topic inside the ASF.
https://lists.apache.org/thread.html/ceb357513ff0403414b5fff7dbeb1ea43961e71f9e48425d6e3cea8f@%3Cgeneral.incubator.apache.org%3E
I do not think that we need to wait for
The Snap binary is built on and uploaded automatically by Apache
Infrastructure servers.
The job is the following:
https://builds.apache.org/job/incubator-netbeans-snap-packages/
Right now it is using the release100 branch, probably I can make it to
take the source output of the release
Excellent progress and Laszlo’s list looks great, will make a Wiki listing
these items for future releases.
Gj
On Monday, December 24, 2018, Emilian Bold wrote:
> The steps sound good except the Snap convenience binary which I know is
> your baby but I still don't understand what binaries are
The steps sound good except the Snap convenience binary which I know is
your baby but I still don't understand what binaries are there.
The convenience binaries we distribute as Apache NetBeans are distributed
by Apache infra and built by Apache servers and voted on. Not sure which of
these is
> 5. Update the website, we have a PR-for that, which needs to be
finalized.
Hi Laszlo,
For the web anouncement, I've updated the PPMC vote & results links, the
git tags and the IPMC vote link. Release date is now 2018-12-27 in the
web pages. A squash would be good enough to upload to the
Dear all,
So far we are having the necessary 3 +1 votes on IPMC vote thread which
shall be open for at least 4 hours from now. So if there would be no
objection there we would be ready for the release.
Please help me to collect the final parts, needs to be done around the
release.
Right
On Mon, 24 Dec 2018, 10:18 Oliver Rettig Should'nt it be possible to create an installer with the nb-installer
> infrastructure which can
> download a JDK?
>
How are you going to run a Java-based installer to download a JDK if you
don't have a JDK?
Even in PraxisLIVE where I can and do bundle a
Hi Neil,
why do you prefer non-java-based installers?
Should'nt it be possible to create an installer with the nb-installer
infrastructure which can
download a JDK? For my nb platform apps I bundle a JDK. I think also others
should be
interested in creating installers with downloading the
Can you join the mailing list, right now we keep needing to explicitly
moderate your mails, i.e., if you were registered that would save time and
mean that your mails would not need to be moderated:
https://netbeans.apache.org/community/mailing-lists.html
Secondly, there's nothing mysterious
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