[Opengrads-devel] How to upload opengrads files to sf.net

[Arlindo da S. <da...@al...>]

All,

  This is in response to Jose, but some of the info could be of
general interest. Save it as a reference in case you need to upload
files to sourceforge in the future.

On Wed, Feb 25, 2009 at 3:03 PM, Jose F. Nieves <ni...@lt...> wrote:
> Arlindo
>
> Is this the correct output?
>

Perfect!

> - Not testing GrADS binary <../src/gradsdap>, file missing
>

This is OK, gradsdap is no longer built.

> test_01_Open (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_02_Printim (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_02_Prints (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_03_Display (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_04_Write_generic (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_04_Write_mean (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_04_Write_sequential (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_04_Write_stream (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_04_stats (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_05_Read_sequential (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_05_Read_stream (TestModelFile.grads_grb) ... ok
> test_01_Open (TestModelFile.grads_grb2) ... ok
> test_03_Display (TestModelFile.grads_grb2) ... ok
> test_01_Open (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_02_Printim (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_02_Prints (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_03_Display (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_04_Write_generic (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_04_Write_mean (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_04_Write_sequential (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_04_Write_stream (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_04_stats (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_05_Read_sequential (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_05_Read_stream (TestModelFile.grads_nc) ... ok
> test_01_Open (TestModelFile.grads_url) ... ok
> test_03_Display (TestModelFile.grads_url) ... ps ... ts ... 10000*pr ... ps ... ts ... 10000*pr ... ua ... va ... zg ... ta ... 1000*hus ... ua ... va ... zg ... ta ... 10000*hus ... ok

This is a new test for OPeNDAP gridded data. It worked!

> test_01_Open (TestModelFile.grads_stn) ... ok
> test_01_Stats (TestModelFile.grads_stn) ... slp ... ts ... us ... vs ... ok

This is a new test for OPeNDAP station data. Worked as well.

> test_01_Open (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_02_Printim (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_02_Prints (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_03_Display (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_04_Write_generic (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_04_Write_mean (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_04_Write_sequential (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_04_Write_stream (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_04_stats (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_05_Read_sequential (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_05_Read_stream (TestModelFile.grads_hdf) ... ok
> test_01_Open (TestModelFile.grads_pdef) ... ok
> test_03_Display (TestModelFile.grads_pdef) ... ok
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> Ran 41 tests in 132.386s
>
> OK
> Could NOT test 1 GrADS binaries:  ['../src/gradsdap']

This is expected, no more gradsdap.

> PASS: grads_tests.sh
> ==================
> All 1 tests passed
> ==================
>
>

Great! Next I'd suggest you create a bundle by hand and try it out:

% bundle/bundle_create.sh
% cd ./opengrads/Contents
% ./merra
% ./opengrads
ga-> @ open $GADSET/model
ga-> d sh_filt(ps,6)

If all is OK, from the top

% make bundle-dist

and upload it by sftp  to frs.sf.net:uploads/

% sftp frs.sf.net
% cd uploads
% put grads-2.......tar.gz

Have you used the file release system (FRS) before? Once you upload
the files, logon to sf.net with your user name and password and go to:

  https://sourceforge.net/project/admin/editreleases.php?package_id=305032&release_id=662661&group_id=161773

to move the grads2 tarball from the upload area to the actual download
area. Follow instructions for  steps 2 and 3. The URL above is only
for the grads2 tarball. For the supplibs tarballs you go to:

    https://sourceforge.net/project/admin/editreleases.php?package_id=241681&release_id=661716&group_id=161773

and do the same. More generally, the FRS front page is:

    https://sourceforge.net/project/admin/editpackages.php?group_id=161773

from which you cal choose whether to add or edit a release. The
releases have already been created in this case, and adding files to
an existing release is considered an 'edit'. Let me know if you have
questions about the FRS. They have on-line documentation as well.

   Thanks,

           Arlindo


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