Re: [Ganglia-developers] Ganglia 3.3.1 configure.in broken, 3.3.2 needed

[Vladimir V. <vl...@ve...>]

Yes. I was thinking we need to release 3.3.2.

On Thu, 8 Mar 2012, Daniel Pocock wrote:

>
>
> I notice that configure.in was only updated to 3.3.1 after the package
> was put out on Sourceforge
>
> This breaks the OpenCSW package build and may impact other people too
>
> Can I propose a 3.3.2 release?
>
> I was going to add a release manager document on the wiki, but I don't
> have write access (can someone please help me with that).  Here are the
> steps that I use with ganglia-modules-linux, I believe it is the same
> for Ganglia now that git is in use, but any further feedback would be
> helpful:
>
>
> a) review the changes from the last release (git diff 3.3.1 3.3.2) -
> look for anything that might impact binary compatibility with existing
> 3rd party modules, etc
>
> b) run git log (from the previous release) and note all the changes, add
> them to the changelog (where is it now?  couldn't find it in git for
> monitor-core)
>
> c) update monitor-core/configure.in, in particular:
>
> GANGLIA_MAJOR_VERSION=3
> GANGLIA_MINOR_VERSION=3
> GANGLIA_MICRO_VERSION=2
>
> and commit that change together with change log:
>
> git add configure.in Changelog
> git commit -m 'Prepare v3.3.2 release'
> git push
>
> d) clone the repo into a fresh directory, bootstrap, build a tarball:
>
> git clone git:///github/ganglia ganglia-dist
> cd ganglia-dist && ./bootstrap && ./configure && make dist
>
> e) test the tarball
>
> f) if the tarball is good, tag the clone
>
> git tag -s -m 'Tag v3.3.2' 3.3.2
> git push --tags
>
> g) get a checksum of the tarball
>
> sha256sum ganglia-3.3.2.tar.gz
>
> h) upload the tarball to sourceforge
>
> i) announce it on the mailing list, publish both the checksum and the
> commit number of the tag, sign the email with the same PGP key used to tag
>
> j) update other web sites (e.g. ganglia.info)
>
>
> I'm sure that other optional steps could be added (e.g. more tests to
> run on the tarball prior to distribution, building binary packages for
> Debian/RH,...) but the steps above are probably the essential ones
>
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