> >>Hi folks! > >> > >>I am still struggeling a bit with the details of how to actually roll > >>out the 2.0 release, but I guess I am pretty close now. > >> > >>What I am going to do is > >> > >>1.) Set a release tag called SLIDE_2_0_BETA1 > >>2.) Run final tests on the server > >>3.) Have a vote on the dev list and cc the final results to the > >>[EMAIL PROTECTED] list > >>4.) Create the folowing distributions > >> 1.) Full server source distribution > >> 2.) Binary war/jar distribution > >> 3.) Tomcat 4 bundled binary distribution > >> 4.) Tomcat 5 bundled binary distribution > >> 5.) Full client source distribution > >> 6.) Binary client distribution > >>5.) Sign them > >>6.) Upload these distributions into > >>cvs.apache.org/dist/jakarta/slide/2.0-beta3 > >>7.) Update the Jakarta Website to show the release > >>8.) Announce release at [EMAIL PROTECTED], Slide dev and user > >> > >>Does this make sense? I have never done a release/roll out on Jakarta > >>before, so please check this is no nonsense. > >> > >>Open questions > >>1.) I can speak for the server part only, so is the Client part ready > >>for a release as well? > > > > > > Currently https support is broken. I am waiting for a small fix from > > the Commons HttpClient folks, but will include a version patched by > > myself, if it takes too long. > > I understand we should wait a bit with the release, is it this what you > want? If so, on problem I guess...
Yes, it would be nice if we could wait just a few days. Apart from the broken https support the run.bat batch file for the command line client will not work any more, I guess. That's a trivial task of course, but I would be thankful if someone working on Windows could fix and test it right away. Ingo --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
