Hi Adolfo
I think that is what we originally planned, but some timestamping
issue got in the way. But if it now works great.
To minimize disruption I guess we contribute:
+1 Core (final contribution)
+1 Tools (preliminary contribution based on I-builds of other
+1/+2/+3 projects)
+3 Tools (final contribution)
Regards
Ed
On 03/04/2012 16:03, Adolfo Sánchez-Barbudo Herrera wrote:
Hello team,
During the last M6 build I realized about a potential problem
concerning our release train contribution, which could impact to
downstream project .
As you know we have to separate builds which are expected to
contribute Eclipse OCL project artifacts at different time frames.
Currently:
At +1, the Core SDK and its included features are built and
published in our milestones repository
At +3, the remaining features (including OCL End User SDK and
Examples) are built and published in our milestones repository.
On the other hand, the features which we contribute to the release
train are "OCL End User SDK" and "Examples". This means that we
are not really contributing any content to the release train until
+3... which could be very dangerous.
Our releng infrastructure makes sense and all should be fine as
long as our downstream projects use our milestones repository to
do their milestones builds. However, there do exist a potential
problem since they could be using a different repository, i.e the
release train staging one, to do the their builds, so that they
may be making a contribution, let's say at +2, which could be
broken when we do our +3 contribution.
So in order to avoid future problems with our downstream projects
and giving that the OCL End User SDK doesn't have any dependency
on a +2 project I suggest moving such a feature back to our Core
(+1) build.
Comments ?
Best regards,
Adolfo.
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