On 08/12/2014 jan i wrote:
So may I politely ask, what have changed, that we now believe this will all
go away, and we can have it all solved in a short time ?
Not much has changed indeed. I pushed to have buildbots running before
the release, but indeed if buildbots are problematic and the same
volunteers who built the previous releases can still commit to doing so
for the next one, it is no major problem.
Very honestly, I would like that we don't depend on individuals for
project resources, but maybe it is easier for a developer to share an
existing virtual machine (and possibly get it running at Apache) than to
prepare a buildbot environment.
do we really want to wait until this magically happens ?
No, since it won't magically happen. So, what is the minimum we can do
for a 4.1.2 release? I would set it at:
- New/updated translations
- New/updated dictionaries
- Bugfixes (to be discussed)
- Signed Windows binaries
- Binaries for all other systems as usual
I can volunteer for the first two items (coordinating translations and
adding/updating dictionaries).
But I'm actually missing some information maybe. Out of the following
releases, which ones were built on individuals' machines for 4.1.1? All?
Some? And are these built in a VM that we could consider moving to
Apache hardware or not?
1) Windows
2) Linux 64 bit (RPM+DEB)
3) Linux 32 bit (RPM+DEB)
4) Mac
Regards,
Andrea.
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