We will need another build that incorporates SOLR-755, but people should keep testing / evaluation this current release candidate.
Actually, it's not quite a release candidate, because we wouldn't release it as is because it's built as a release candidate (RC2 is in all the metadata). Perhaps in the future we should make release candidates as we would the final build and then actually use the last one? Our simple "example" is filling up a little more... do we really need the very special purpose exampleAnalysis directory? Seems like instructions in the documentation or on a wiki page would be more appropriate. CHANGES.txt starts with "Apache Solr Version 1.3-dev"... should be 1.3.0 or 1.3 It looks like all of the "client" directory is now included... including "python" which we don't even know works with trunk. Also, should "ruby" be included and is it in shape to do so (I assume Erik or Koji would need to verify that part of the release), and does it's release structure look OK (not too much or too little included, etc)? -Yonik On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 9:18 AM, Grant Ingersoll <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is available at http://people.apache.org/~gsingers/solr/1.3-RC2/ > > I've included the signatures this time. If you want to download the whole > directory, you can get solr.tar > > As always, let me know any issues, etc. Later today I will let solr-user > know about RC2. > > -Grant >
