On 9/9/16, 9:51 AM, "Josh Tynjala" <[email protected]> wrote:
>Okay, I think I have everything set up properly, and I'm ready to commit >the updated binaries to SVN. However, as a final test just to be sure, I >tried to extract the new binary and manually run ant -f installer.xml. >Unfortunately, it failed. I noticed that installer.xml still references >0.6.0, so it was trying to download the wrong files: > ><property name="flexjs.version" value="0.6.0"/> ><property name="falcon.version" value="0.6.0"/> Yes, we didn't catch that during the vote and that was fouling up the Installer as well. I found a workaround for the Installer, but not Ant. > >If I manually change them to 0.7.0, the installation script finishes >successfully. Should I update those values too, before I upload? Technically, no, because then that modified source file isn't in an approved source package, but IMO, it wouldn't be the end of the world if you did. I don't know how many folks install using Ant, but I think it is very few, and those Ant users should be able to get past this by using: ant -f installer.xml -Dflexjs.version=0.7.0 -Dfalcon.version=0.7.0 So if I were doing it, I wouldn't change installer.xml, but you are doing the work so it is up to you. Thanks, -Alex
