On Mon, 08 Sep 2003 00:15:27 -0700 Justin Erenkrantz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
[...] > My only concern is that we make sure flood 1.1 compiles against APR > 1.0 (which should have a 1.0 RC out this week). Try checking out the > HEAD of apr and apr-util and ensuring that flood still compiles. All > of the deprecated functions in APR are now removed in HEAD of those > repositories. If you look at the CHANGES in apr, you'll see the > mappings of old to new functions. You were right. Compilation barfed on socket API changes. However it turned out to be a trival to fix (adding one extra argument and renaming few functions). I have patch ready and I'll be commiting it later this day. [...] > Yup, you should be RM. ;-) :) > I would first say that you should create 'candidate' tarballs on your > own. Then, we'll have to get 3 +1s before calling it 1.1, so it's fine > if there is a little latency between you creating the tarball and > posting it on the site. We'll have to wait for the 3 +1s anyway. Yeah, dev/release.html rules apply. > Once you have the 3 +1s, you can then tag it 'officially' in CVS > (which you can already do). Yes. I've just decided to use intermediate tag (FLOOD_1_1_RC), see below. > At that point, I can ensure that you have > the right permissions and stuff to upload and distribute it. > > But, I'd recommend getting the tarball right and having a 'solid' > release, then we can figure out the other stuff first. > > Make sense? -- justin Yes. This is my current release plan (please yell if it violates something): 1. tag repo with FLOOD_1_1_RC (probably later this day), 2. prepare RC tarball and announce availability here, 3. test and see if eventual bugs must be fixed, 4. move FLOOD_1_1_RC tag on files containing fixes, 5. create new RC tarball and start all over again (3). When we have 3 +1s for GA, then: 1. create FLOOD_1_1 tag using existing FLOOD_1_1_RC, 2. remove old FLOOD_1_1_RC tag, 3. sign the tarball and move it to dist/httpd/flood, 4. wait 48 hours ;) 5. send announcement. So like you said: we can postpone most of the stuff until we get stable RC tarball. regards, Jacek Prucia
