Release Preparation
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Release Preparation
Hello Guys,
I finally had the chance to take a look on the release tools. I couldn't get the documentation part working. But if that is left out it boils down to the scripts copying some files and zipping them up. So I uploaded what can curently be done to the files section:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/zeosli ... -7.2.2-rc/
Regarding documentation: From what I can see in the other RC version, the documentation that would be generated is outdated too. So here is what I suggest: We create a small and simple installation document that refers people to the forums if they have questions. Your opinions about that?
What I want to get done before I create a release that will be marked as stable:
-> add packages for Delphi 10.2
Opinions? Are there things that you want to get into that release very quickly?
If there are no big objections your side or things that keep me away from my computer, I want to finally release Zeos 7.2 in 2 weeks time.
Best regards,
Jan
I finally had the chance to take a look on the release tools. I couldn't get the documentation part working. But if that is left out it boils down to the scripts copying some files and zipping them up. So I uploaded what can curently be done to the files section:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/zeosli ... -7.2.2-rc/
Regarding documentation: From what I can see in the other RC version, the documentation that would be generated is outdated too. So here is what I suggest: We create a small and simple installation document that refers people to the forums if they have questions. Your opinions about that?
What I want to get done before I create a release that will be marked as stable:
-> add packages for Delphi 10.2
Opinions? Are there things that you want to get into that release very quickly?
If there are no big objections your side or things that keep me away from my computer, I want to finally release Zeos 7.2 in 2 weeks time.
Best regards,
Jan
Re: Release Preparation
Hi Jan,
Why did you add binaries for Lazarus to the package?
Michal
Why did you add binaries for Lazarus to the package?
Michal
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Re: Release Preparation
Hello Michal,
the scripts were not prepared to ignore that kind of artifacts yet. I added rules to exclude *.ppu and *.o files.
With best regards, Jan
the scripts were not prepared to ignore that kind of artifacts yet. I added rules to exclude *.ppu and *.o files.
With best regards, Jan
Re: Release Preparation
I don't have pending significant changes to 7.2 too.
As for the docs: honestly I couldn't overcome the process. I even installed TeX editor/compiler but it still too damn messy so I just read comments in the code .
As for the docs: honestly I couldn't overcome the process. I even installed TeX editor/compiler but it still too damn messy so I just read comments in the code .
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Re: Release Preparation
Hello Fr0st,
Best regards,
Jan
Hmmm - I just installed MikTeX and TeXnicCenter. Then it worked out ok. But I am not sue there is something in the LaTeX document that can help you. But there is some documentation in Docbook syntax where I have problems to find a suitable environment for - other than a virtual machine with LinuxFr0sT wrote:I even installed TeX editor/compiler but it still too damn messy so I just read comments in the code
Best regards,
Jan
Re: Release Preparation
Sorry guys, I understand everyone wants to see release at last but I had to make a couple of commits to 7.2 to simplify metadata-related things I currently digging into to implement GUID support. These commits are just cosmetic and shouldn't affect anything.
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Re: Release Preparation
As long as things don't hav a (big) impact it is ok for me. Wanting to have a release shouldn't make us stop to make things better
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Re: Release Preparation
Sooo - Egonhugeist made me aware of a change in the Postgresql driver that _needs_ to be documented for our users. So I added a new document to the Sourceforge Wiki: https://sourceforge.net/p/zeoslib/wiki/ ... 20release/
If you want something added there - go ahead and add it
If you want something added there - go ahead and add it
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Re: Release Preparation
An update about release preparation. I think Zeos 7.2 is almost ready to be released. Currently there are two reasons that keep me from doing a stable release:
- There is no rough overview about new features. I digged through about 25 percent of the commit log but this is really cumbersome.
- We added support for GUID-Fields in the postgresql driver. But currently it seems problematic to use GUIDs in query parameters. See https://sourceforge.net/p/zeoslib/tickets/224/ . I would like to either solve that before a final release or to know that it cannot be solved for technical reasons.
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Re: Release Preparation
Hello,
I compiled a new release candidate and added some basic release notes. Any opinions?
Best regards,
Jan
I compiled a new release candidate and added some basic release notes. Any opinions?
Best regards,
Jan
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Re: Release Preparation
Some updates about the pending release of Zeos 7.2: Since there are no more pending changes that block a release, I will create a release next weekend. I created a simple release notes document that can be downloaded from Sourceforge with the following URL:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/zeosli ... f/download
The source code for these release notes can be found in the "documentation/release notes" subdirectory of Zeos. Any comments are welcome.
Best regards,
Jan
https://sourceforge.net/projects/zeosli ... f/download
The source code for these release notes can be found in the "documentation/release notes" subdirectory of Zeos. Any comments are welcome.
Best regards,
Jan
Re: Release Preparation
Yeah! It was a long long way )))