Re: [eclipse-pmc] Regression in Luna SR1, due to "Platform Runtime Binar

[John Arthorne <John_Arthorne@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Yes that makes senes to me. +1 for SR1
rebuild, -1 for M2. Like Markus said, someone looking for a solution on
Mars can get the next I-build if needed.

John




From:      
 Daniel Megert <daniel_megert@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Date:      
 09/25/2014 12:31 PM
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   Re: [eclipse-pmc]
Regression in Luna SR1, due to "Platform Runtime Binary" regression,
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Thanks Markus. The recommendations go
along the lines I had in mind, i.e. +1 for rebuilding SR1 and -1 for M2.
Waiting for other PMC members what they have to say.

Dani 



From:        Markus
Keller/Zurich/IBM@IBMCH 
To:        eclipse-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:        25.09.2014
17:12 
Subject:        Re:
[eclipse-pmc] Regression in Luna SR1, due to "Platform Runtime Binary"
regression, may be worthy of respin 
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For SR1, I think we should go with the rebuild. It looks good and worked
fine in my testing. 

I couldn't reproduce the gatekeeper issues. Looks like Apple caches some
user responses there and keeps a hidden DB of earlier answers, so it's
really hard to see what's going on. Trying to reproduce in a new install
now. 

For Mars M2, I don't think we need a rebuild. We should work on in master,
and affected users can use I-builds. 

Markus Keller 




From:        Daniel
Megert/Zurich/IBM@IBMCH 
To:        eclipse-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx
Cc:        Markus
Keller/Zurich/IBM@IBMCH 
Date:        2014-09-25
14:34 
Subject:        Re:
[eclipse-pmc] Regression in Luna SR1, due to "Platform Runtime Binary"
regression, may be worthy of respin 
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Not having a Mac and reading the description I'd say a rebuild is warranted,
but for a final decision I want to hear what Markus has to say. He is familiar
with Mac. 

Dani 



From:        David
M Williams <david_williams@xxxxxxxxxx> 
To:        eclipse-pmc@xxxxxxxxxxx
Date:        25.09.2014
12:35 
Subject:        [eclipse-pmc]
Regression in Luna SR1, due to "Platform Runtime Binary" regression,
may be worthy of respin 
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Eclipse PMC, 

There's been some late-breaking regressions found in EPP packages, which,
at their root, are (partially) due to a regression in Eclipse Platform
Runtime. (no regression with SDK, but even there, it will be effected by
new Apple requirements for signing apps for 10.9.5). 

This regression concerns Macs only and is related to the Info.plist file.

Plus, while investigating that, I've discovered there are new signing requirements
for Mac OS X 10.9.5 and higher. While that OS version has only been out
a week or two ... it has been no secret it's changing and we may look pretty
poor if "Eclipse.app" suddenly stops working, after people upgrade
to 10.9.5. (Though, would still work, from command line, which I suspect
is why none of us noticed it, until now). 

I have opened a "central" bug to discuss what options we have
for Luna SR1 (Bug
445064 )
as well as what to do for Mars M2, which has same issues (Bug
445062 ).

I have taken the liberty of starting a maintenance rebuild, which is nearly
done building. And will soon start re-building the Sim. Release repo (where,
only the Eclipse and Equinox contributions will change) ... but can always
"throw them away" depending on if the PMC (or Planning Council)
wants to take some other action. And/or "through them away" and
do all over again, if the webmasters say they can fix the new signing requirements
issue this morning. [The new signing requirements is a pretty sticky issue,
since if I am reading it right, we should actually go "back in time"
and re-sign existing, old releases as well, for them to work on 10.9.5!
-- in other words, a lot of work -- for someone]. 

I'll be sending a note to Planning Council "in parallel", just
for efficiency, but its my belief the "first decision" should
come from the PMC. 

Your advice welcome, 

Thanks, 
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