Re: [aperi-dev] Re: Aperi Storage Network Simulator available for downlo

[Tom Guinane <guinane@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Bjorn. 
I think this is a semantic misunderstanding
on my part.  I thought we could use the term 'release' if we were
talking about a milestone release and the release number was <1.  So,
R0.N, would be understood to be a milestone release by default, since releases
can only start with 1.0 or higher.  We have been using that terminology
for milestone releases 0.1 through 0.4 for over a year now, but if we have
not been using the terminology correctly, we can call them milestones or
milestone deliveries and only use the release nomenclature when we reach
the 1.0 level.     

Just so you know, we have kept up with
our IP requirements for each milestone in that we have had the IP team
review the code, obtained approval from them to put the code out in cvs
and have also obtained clearance for all third party code.

Cheers,   Tom
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Bjorn Freeman-Benson <bjorn.freeman-benson@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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01/24/2008 06:42 PM

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Tom,
I was reading through the aperi-dev mailing list and I saw this email from
you:

> The Aperi project announces the first release of the Storage Network
Simulator.  ...
> The Storage Network Simulator is now available for download at: http://www.eclipse.org/aperi/downloads.php

I also looked at the downloads page and noticed that the version number
is 0.4.0.

Unfortunately, the Eclipse rules do not allow you to do this. Specifically,
you may not call something a "release" without going through
the Release Review process (community notification and review, IP clearance)
and you may not have a 0.N file version (whether you call it a release
or not) without doing that same process.

I believe you meant to say "the Aperi project announces milestone
1.0 M4 of the Storage Network Simulator", correct?  Because milestones
are not "releases" and do not need to be reviewed.

Please update the website and download pages and features and files, etc.
to refer to M4 --or-- go through the Release Review process for your 0.4
release. (see the sixth cartoon here: http://www.eclipse.org/projects/dev_process/ip-process-in-cartoons.php).

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