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This is a pre-release checklist for the maintainer.
* is there any "FIX" in: ChangeLog, INSTALL, Announce?
* Is .htaccess installed?
* rm -f /etc/munin/plugins/*
Does munin-node-configure -d show any autoconf errors?
Does munin-node-configure --debug run nicely or do we get perl errors?
* Update plugins/plugins.history.in:
1. cd plugins
2. Figure out which r the previous tag was at and do this (r910 was
1.3.2 and r1234 is head)
svn --verbose log -r910:1234 | fgrep node.d | grep -w A |
cut -d/ -f 4- | sed 's/^node\.d\.//'
3. Check if the listed plugins are still present (or moved):
svn --verbose log -r910:1234 | fgrep node.d | grep -w A |
cut -d/ -f 4- | sed s'/(.*//' | xargs ls -ld >/dev/null
# Git release
We follow the workflow documented at
http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/
The tag used here is "2.0.1", exchange this with a current version.
* Create release branch from "devel"
git checkout -b release-2.0.1 devel
* Update ChangeLog
$EDITOR Changelog
git commit -m 'Update changelog for release' -- ChangeLog
* Merge release branch to master
git checkout master
git merge --no-ff release-2.0.1
(handle any conflicts, and "git commit" the result)
* Tag on master
git tag -a -s -m 'Release 2.0.1' 2.0.1 master
* Merge the release branch back to devel
git checkout devel
git merge --no-ff release-2.0.1
# Make tarball from tag
git checkout 2.0.1
make tar
# Propaganda
* Broadcast the good news:
1. make a sha256sum : sha256sum munin-version.tar.gz > munin-version.tar.gz.sha256sum
and sign it using gpg.
2. Upload the tar.gz on sourceforge.net
3. Create a news on sf annoucing it
4. Update our front page
5. Create a new release on freshmeat.net
6. Send an email to the ML