On 04/12/2011 03:21 PM, Toralf Lund wrote:
Gordon Sim wrote:
On 04/12/2011 10:37 AM, Toralf Lund wrote:
Are there any official "snapshot" source code releases for QPid? I mean,
distributions like qpid-0.8.tar.gz, only containing the latest and
greatest source code at a given time, as opposed to a proper release
version? If not, how can I build something like this from the SVN source
code? I tried "make dist" after checking out the latest trunk, but this
gave me qpidc-0.7.tar.gz, which doesn't seen quite right...
You need to have the latest version of QPID_VERSION.txt from the top
level. Looks like you also need to regenerate the configure script to
update to the new value. Re-running bootstrap (which includes
autoconf) on a clean src tree worked for me... (i.e. gerenates
qpidc-0.11.tar.gz).
Hmmm... I suspect the "clean src tree" bit is the main clue here, as no
amount of bootstrapping or autoconfig'ing will change the version number
(even with an up-to-date QPID_VERSION.txt) after updating a tree that
was checked out earlier - which is what I did, I forgot to mention that.
But surely this ought to be possible? I mean, I shouldn't have to check
out from scratch every time the version changes, should I?
No... it does look like there is some dependency missing that would
correctly adjust...
But I'm not sure if "make dist" under "cpp" will give me everything
anyway. The main tarball on the download area contains the entire qpid
directory, as opposed to just qpid/cpp, doesn't it?
Yes, indeed. If you are wanting a source distribution for the entire
tree then I think you just need to do an svn export. I believe that is
how the tarball is created for the releases (release managers past and
present please correct me if I am wrong!).
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