[etoys-dev] [SVN][1680] Release-HowTo.txt: Minor improvements

[commits at etoys.squeak.org]

Repository: http://etoys.squeak.org/svn

Revision: 1680
Author:   bf
Date:     2012-06-24 23:21:22 +0000 (Sun, 24 Jun 2012)
Log Message:
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Release-HowTo.txt: Minor improvements

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/Documentation/Release-HowTo.txt

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Modified: trunk/Documentation/Release-HowTo.txt
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--- trunk/Documentation/Release-HowTo.txt	2012-06-24 22:52:04 UTC (rev 1679)
+++ trunk/Documentation/Release-HowTo.txt	2012-06-24 23:21:22 UTC (rev 1680)
@@ -69,24 +69,25 @@
 
 1. use the latest released version (e.g., a clean Etoys-To-Go)
 2. load updates, say yes to load the latest package versions
-3. in Monticello, browse the latest config, e.g. "update-bf.16"
+3. in Monticello, browse the latest config (e.g. "update-bf.16") in the
+   "etoys" repository ( http://source.squeak.org/etoys )
 4. in the MC Config browser, choose "update from image". This will
    record the updated versions in the config
-5. store the config in the local "etoys" repo, giving it a
-   new version name, e.g. "update-bf.17"
+5. store the config in the "etoys" repo, giving it a new version name,
+   e.g. "update-bf.17"
 6. display the change log from the previous config to this one:
    `Utilities defaultRepositoryChangeLogOn: Transcript`
 7. create a new change set, naming it after the repo version shown at
    the top of the change log, e.g. "repo3456-bf"
 8. paste the change log into the change set preamble, be careful to
    replace all double quotes since this is a Smalltalk comment
-9. create the Postscript loading the config map as in the example
+9. add a Postscript loading the config map as in the example
    above. I usually copy the old postscript, delete the old package
    list, and paste in the new one from the config just stored.
    (for easier copy-and-paste, store the config map in the local
    package cache)
-10. save the change set, and broadcast it to the update stream using
-   the FileList tool.
+10. file-out the change set, and broadcast it to the update stream
+   using the FileList tool.
 
 This takes less than 10 minutes, as this screencast demonstrates:
 
@@ -182,13 +183,14 @@
   switches the update stream, it corresponds to the "#" sections in
   http://etoys.squeak.org/updates/updates.list
 * Save and quit the image
-* for testing, do _not_ run the image from here, because this will
+* For testing, do _not_ run the image from here, because this will
   modify at least the changes file. Better to build a new Etoys-To-Go
   (see "installers" section below) or make a copy elsewhere.
 * The release builder generated new translation template files (*.pot)
-  in the Etoys project directory. Move them to po/templates 
-* commit image, changes, and pot files to svn, mention the version and
-  update number in the commit message
+  in the Etoys project directory. Move them to po/templates
+* Update the NEWS file
+* Commit image, changes, NEWS, and pot files to svn, mention the
+  version and update number in the commit message
 
 This is also demonstrated in this screencast: