Unfortunately I have not yet finished testing. When attempting to recreate the release candidate from SVN source and then compare the resulting files I am seeing discrepancies which *seem* to just be down to line endings however I have not yet confirmed this or had time to correct my environment (if that is where the difference originates from).
What is the next step? Can we simply extend the vote by 24 hours or is a new vote required? Chris On 3 June 2013 22:34, Roger L. Whitcomb <roger.whitc...@actian.com> wrote: > My vote is: > > [+1] Publish > > Tests done: > * System is OSX 10.6.8, JDK 1.6.0_45 (x86_64) > * Download all .zip and .tar.gz files, check MD5 checksums. > * Compare contents of .zip files with contents of .tar.gz files and > verified they are identical. > * Run "clean", "package", "doc", "test" targets on both source > directories. > * Tested .jar files built from source with our application. > * Tested binary .jar files with our application. > * Browsed Javadoc in all four locations (generated from source > directories and from shipped binary files). > * Browsed text RAT reports. > * Compared 2.0.3 tag with current branches/2.0.x code and found only > expected differences. > * Compare both source downloads with contents of tags/2.0.3 and verified > they are identical. > > Also ran a number of other tests on Windows of these same files for > previous vote and found no problems. > > ~Roger Whitcomb >
