[Seaside-dev] Release management

Juan smalltalker.marcelo at gmail.com
Mon Apr 7 14:38:29 UTC 2014


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On Apr 7, 2014 9:59 AM, "Diego Lont" <diego.lont at delware.nl> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> Stephan and I have been working on the release management, as this was
> giving trouble. I did not receive very much feed back, so either most of
> you all agreed to my proposal, or you did not care. I will assume the first.
>
> I have added to Grease several symbolic version: release1, release1.0 and
> release1.1. The idea is that for all released versions there is a version
> that skips the last index and is the version with the highest version
> number that belongs to that.
>
> Since there is a version "1.1.7" that is currently stable, this means
> there is a release 1.1 and 1. Also I made from the stable version "1.0.11"
>  release 1.0
>
> Following this logic in Seaside, Magritte and Pier, I have updated all
> versions, creating a release 3.0 and release 3.1. For Pier this is not 100%
> correct, as 3.1 isn't a release yet. So maybe I should have sticked to
> development here ...  for this
>         - I have added a new stable version (as release version should not
> be changed)
>         - In this release version I reference the release versions of the
> used projects. This should allow patches to be easily adopted, as there
> will be included in the release, and will prevent breaking on an major
> upgrade with deprecations and such.
>
> For now this results in a green build for Pier again.
>
> Cheers,
> Diego
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