[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Bryan Pendleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
2) The format of that html file can be found in the releaseNote.html
attached to DERBY-2570.
Is that correct? How will we know that the releaseNote.html that is
attached to DERBY-2570 is different from the releaseNote.html that
is attached to any other issue?
I think we still mark the issues that need a release note with the
"Release Note Needed" flag, so it should be clear that the file attached
to DERBY-2570 is not a release note (but renaming it to template is
probably a good idea). Or does the proposal mean that we stop using the
flag?
Hi Knut Anders,
Yes, the proposal is that we still need to turn on the "Release Note
Needed" flag. That will be the pamphlet-generator's clue that an issue
ought to have a releaseNote.html attached. So let me take another crack
at stating the proposal:
1) For JIRAs which need a release note, you should turn on the "Release
Note Needed" flag and attach a file called "releaseNotes.html".
2) The template for releaseNotes.html lives in
tools/release/templates/releaseNote.html.
3) As you improve the wording of your release note, you simply attach a
new version of releaseNotes.html. The release documentation will include
the last version of the release note.
Regards,
-Rick
