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How to do a GIMP release
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a check-list for doing a GIMP release
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( ) Check that you have working ssh access to download.gimp.org and
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that you are a member of the gimpadmins group.
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( ) Check that download.gimp.org has enough space to upload the
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release and to place it into the FTP area. If not, make place or
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have somebody do that.
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( ) Check that you have admin access to the GIMP product on
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bugzilla.gimp.org and to the news section on www.gimp.org, or that
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someone can do the changes for you.
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( ) Check if NEWS, authors.xml (and the generated AUTHORS), README or
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INSTALL need to be updated, as well as any release notes on
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gimp.org. Don't forget to add any "Index of new symbols in GIMP
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2.x" to the gtk-doc generated devel-docs.
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( ) Does the splash screen need to be changed?
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( ) Bump the version number to an even micro in configure.ac and
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commit this change. It should be the version number of the
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release you are about to make. Releases always have even micro
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numbers. Don't forget to also bump the interface age for stable
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releases. For devel releases, read libtool-instructions.txt.
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( ) Make dist tarballs:
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[ ] Start with a checkout of the GIMP tree. Make sure the checkout
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is up to date, clean from uncommitted changes.
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[ ] Run 'git clean -x -d -f' (Warning: you will lose any files that
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are not added).
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[ ] Run 'git diff'. This should not generate any output, or your
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tree has local modifications.
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[ ] Run ./autogen.sh --enable-gtk-doc
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[ ] Run 'make' to do a complete build of the source tree.
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[ ] Run 'make distcheck'. Avoid passing make -j since that can
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cause mysterious fails.
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[ ] If changes to generated files are made by the above command
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(run 'git diff' to find out), commit+push them and repeat from
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the beginning of this sub-section.
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[ ] If there are problems reported by 'make distcheck', fix
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them. If you made changes in the tree to get 'make distcheck'
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running, commit+push them and repeat from the beginning of this
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sub-section.
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[ ] If 'make distcheck' passed and created tarballs, go to the next
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item.
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[ ] A successful run of the 'make distcheck' would create the final
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dist tarballs. It will include a ChangeLog generated from the 'git
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log'. Note that we don't bother with any release commit, that's
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what tags are for (see below).
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( ) Use md5sum to create a checksum of the tarball (tar.bz2).
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( ) Upload the tarball (tar.bz2) and the .md5 file to your home directory
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on download.gimp.org. Keep a copy of the .md5 file around.
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( ) Tag the release (don't forget to push the tag)
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git tag -s GIMP_2_x_y
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git push origin GIMP_2_x_y
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( ) Move the tarball and the .md5 file to its final destination in the
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FTP area (/srv/ftp/pub/gimp/v2.x).
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( ) Update the 0.0_LATEST-IS- file in the directory on the FTP server.
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( ) Change permissions of the new files to make them writable by the 'ftp'
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group. This will allow other members of this group to correct mistakes
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and to update the 0.0_LATEST-IS- file next time.
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( ) Add the new version to the GIMP product on bugzilla.gimp.org.
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( ) Check out or update the 'gimp-web' module and change
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downloads/index.htrw. Commit this change, the web server should
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then update itself soon (usually less than an hour).
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( ) Bump the version number (past the tagged version) in configure.ac
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to the next odd micro and commit this change. GIT version always
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have odd micro numbers. Don't forget to also bump the interface
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age for stable releases. For devel releases, read
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libtool-instructions.txt.
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( ) Grab a properly chilled beverage and enjoy yourself.
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( ) Give the mirrors a reasonably long time to update, then announce
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the release on gimp.org and on the gimp-user and gimp-developer
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mailing lists.
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