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[triquetrum-dev] Triquetrum v0.1.0_M1 release trial on Github
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Dear all,
Triquetrum and other Science IWG projects are on GitHub, and this leads
to some overlap of concepts and tools with Eclipse infrastructure.
What would be the best approach to publish releases?
I think we need at least a tag in Git/Github that corresponds to the
state of the code matching the released packages. Github has a release
tool that sits on top of such tags. It's trivial to use, creates a tag,
but also allows to store corresponding binaries which duplicates the
eclipse downloads approach...
As a trial, to prepare for our joint Science release, I've created a
v0.1.0_M1 tag/release at
https://github.com/eclipse/triquetrum/releases/tag/v0.1.0_M1
No binaries, just the tag and a minimal subset of the release review
info on the Triquetrum eclipse project site.
Any advice/ideas on this?
FYI our release review should close tomorrow, all has been approved
related to release proposal, CQs etc.
(cfr https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=501944 )
So after tomorrow we would create a tag/release v0.1.0_RC1 and the final
v0.1.0 some time in the week of October 21st.
cheers
erwin
