[Kst] 2.0.6 tag and release

Peter Kümmel syntheticpp at gmx.net
Tue Jul 24 11:15:25 UTC 2012


On 24.07.2012 10:05, Brisset, Nicolas wrote:
>> Can we create a 2.0.6 branch which we can release once the scripting install is fixed (or we give up)?

2.0.6 is tagged now.

On Linux scripting install should be fine.
When you build numpy/scipy you need to with sudo install, if not no password is needed.

Peter


>> I am OK with releasing Wednesday, whether the scripting install is perfect or not.
> Peter has already created packages. I was planning to do a release announcement and release as-is. Apparently python scripting is not yet working under Windows (hangs up somewhere), it would be great if someone could help Peter debug that. I have the feeling there's not much missing... But that'll be for the next version, unless we can figure it out quickly and do an intermediate package with that added.
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> I need to start working on a new feature for my current experiment, and will want to commit it.
> I see 3 options there, depending also on what that new feature is and how invasive it will be:
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> 1)      We create a branch for further minor 2.0.x releases and you commit to "trunk"
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> 2)      You create a branch for your new feature and we will merge it later, until then we continue committing to trunk
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> 3)      You switch to git locally and use git-svn to commit later
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> 4)      We all switch to git (which I don't know, but I also think that sooner or later we will have to switch). I don't know when's the right time for that, though, as at the beginning it will probably cost some effort
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> In any case, I'd be interested to know what that new feature is :)
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> Nicolas
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