I have implemented the separation I discussed in my last email. There are now two setup files:
- Papyrus-RT.setup : for end users
- Papyrus-RT_Dev.setup : for testers and experienced users who are not afraid of development builds
I have also added a “ Tester Guide” page on the Papyrus-RT wiki, with information on how to use the Papyrus-RT_Dev.setup file. Note that both setup file can co-exist in the Eclipse Installer.
All fixed. Thanks for the feedback. Most of the issues were version numbering.
I would actually prefer not to have any of the nightly/last successful builds in the default setup file - just the release (and a “current” entry once we create a composite update site to support it). I don’t think that “normal” users would need this level of timeliness with regards to Papyrus-RT releases - and it may not be “safe” to provide it to them without guidance (e.g., likeliness of support burden).
I could then create a “Papyrus-RT Tester/Developer” setup file that would provide the other options. This could then be added to the documentation on the Papyrus-RT Developer Guide - DevEnv Mars wiki page. Or even just add the repository information on that page.
/Charles
Hi,
I tested the updated setup file a little bit. I got a bit confused though regarding the change related to the installation of the nightly build. There are now two options to install something called "Nightly" versus "Latest Development Build." I am not sure I understand the difference between them.
The problem though, is that neither of them are possible to install. When checking the .setup-file a bit more in detail it looks like the "Nightly" choice only has the p2 repo http://download.eclipse.org/papyrus-rt/builds/nightly/. Since this repo *only* have the code-generator and run-time features (and not code, profile and tooling), it is not possible to install Papyrus-RT as a whole from this repop only.
I suggest that we combine these two configurations back into one single option to install a "Nightly" as we had before.
/Peter Cigéhn
PS. I also saw that the version range for the base Papyrus feature is [1.1.2,1.1.4) when installing the new 0.7.2 of Papyrus-RT. I guess that should be [1.1.3,1.1.4) to be correct. DS.
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