Re: [Glunarclock-devel] Getting ready for release 0.34.1

[Jon C. <li...@jc...>]

Josh Buhl wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Jon: I started updating lots of little things for the release, then
> realized it would have been good for you to have done that, so you know 
> what needs to be done. Here's a List of Things-to-be-Done to get a 
> release ready:
>
> 0. do a git pull to get the latest source
>
> 1. Download latest po files from translation project 
> (http://translationproject.org/domain/glunarclock.html) and add to po/ 
> (done)
> 2. Add any new po files to the list in configure.in (done)
> 3. add any new po authors to AUTHORS file (done)
> 4. add entry to NEWS for new release and user visible changes (done)
>
> (Christine: could you check the NEWS file and add entries for user 
> visible changes...e.g. second click on applet closes moon data dialog 
> and whatever else you changed.)
>
> 5. increment version number in configure.in (done)
>
> 6. commit all the above changes to git (done, except for more NEWS)
>
> 6b. tag the files in git with "Release-0.34.1" or similar
>
> 7. run
>
> $ ./autogen.sh
>
> 8. run
>
> $ make dist
>
> to generate a release tarball for distribution
>
> 9. unpack the tarball somewhere, configure appropriately,  make, and run 
> applet to test.
>
> 10. cd into po/ and run
>
> $ make glunarclock.pot
>
> (remove the "../" from the path if you wish. I'll write a separate 
> e-mail about this.)
>
> 11. submit the new pot to the tranlsation project.
>
> 12. upload tarball to sourceforge and make new release. copy & paste the 
> latest entry from the NEWS file for the release notes/changelog.
>
> 13. announce new release on glunarclock homepage
>
> 14. optional: announce new release on gnome-announce list (or similar, I 
> can't really remember which list it is...)
>
> I think that's it....
>
> good luck
>
> -j
>
>
>
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Ok, great.  Everything's working wonderfully for me, I got the RPM issue 
sorted out, so I'll start at 6b once Christine finishes with 6.

-J

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