Hi, I am pleased to announce that I have a version of IvyDE ready to be released. You will find the files in my home directory on people.apache.org /home/hibou/ivyde-release
About the released files: two files are classic release files: * apache-ivyde-sources-2.0.0.alpha1.zip: the source distribution. it includes every files which is needed to build that distribution * org.apache.ivyde.feature-2.0.0.alpha1.zip: the binary distribution. it includes the files ready to be deployed into an Eclipse install Then there are the files deployed into the IvyDE update site. First few words on the update site. It will deployed at the URL: http://ant.apache.org/ivy/ivyde/updatesite Then, the files that will be effectively there, so in www.apache.org: * the site.xml: discribe the deployed features * the digest.zip: the compress manifest of every features (optimized eclipse update site) * eclipse-update--xml.cgi and eclipse-update--xml.html: the files that defines the apache mirrors for Eclipse. And the binary files packaged for the updatesite (the jar and jar.pack.gz) will be in the apache dist directory. More precisely the plugins and features directories and all of their files will be in dist/ant/ivy/ivyde/updatesite/ One note on the packaging of Ivy as an Eclipse updatable plug-in. Due to two bugs in the packaging of Ivy (IVY-828,IVY-802), a repackaging is needed. The repackaging I have done can be reproduced with the target install-ivy. It is based on the official 2.0.0.beta2 release. If you want to reproduce the build, just do: ant /release dist -DbaseLocation=$YOUR_ECLIPSE_HOME If you want to test the update site, just get locally the "updatesite" directory from the release, and in Eclipse, setup a "local site" that point to your local copy of the "updatesite" directory. About verifying the signatures, you will find mine there: http://pgp.mit.edu:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x7BF8BE8E But I am not sure how to update the KEYS file. I have found how to append my public key: (gpg --list-sigs <your name> && gpg --armor --export <your name>) >> KEYS But then should I just re-copy it into /www/www.apache.org/dist/ant/common on people.apache.org ? There is no commit or whatever, right ? Last but not least, your vote: +1 : you agree with the release +0 : you agree but the next release should contain some fixes -1 : you don't agree, there is a blocker issue with the release so +1 for me (non binding) Nicolas --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
