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        1. Sign the release (see 
[http://www.apache.org/dev/mirror-step-by-step.html?Step-By-Step Step-By-Step 
Guide to Mirroring Releases] for more information).
                  * {{{gpg --armor --output dist/apache-solr-X.Y.M.tgz.asc 
--detach-sig dist/apache-solr-X.Y.M.tgz}}}
                * {{{gpg --armor --output dist/apache-solr-X.Y.M.zip.asc 
--detach-sig dist/apache-solr-X.Y.M.zip}}}
+                 * /!\ :TODO: /!\  Sign the Maven artifacts.  See 
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-776
          1. Produce one or more release candidates using the steps outlined 
here, up to the point of actually tagging the release and distributing it.  Ask 
on solr-dev for reviewers of the release candidates.  When a consensus emerges, 
build the final release candidate and call a vote.  3 +1 Lucene PMC votes are 
required for release (see 
[http://www.apache.org/foundation/voting.html#ReleaseVotes voting]). A Hudson 
job has been setup to help in creating and hosting Solr Release Candidates 
(named: "Solr Release Candidate").  Note the Hudson job does not do the signing 
required in the previous step, so the final release (at least) will need the 
signing step.
          1. Now that you have read this, and done it at least once, know that 
there is an Ant target named prepare-release that takes care of much of this.  
You should still validate the docs, etc. and do the necessary checking.
        1. Tag the release: {{{

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