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Revisions
kernel trunk r57527 (1.1-SNAPSHOT
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refresh)
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kernel-1.0.x
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r57597
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(1.0.4,
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1.0.4-SNAPSHOT)
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sakai-2.6.x
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r57646
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(testing
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against)
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kernel-1.0.4
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tag
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(r57597)
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Current versions
Tag:
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1.0.2
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Branch:
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1.0.4-SNAPSHOT
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Trunk
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1.1-SNAPSHOT
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New versions
Tag:
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1.0.4
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Branch:
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1.0.4-SNAPSHOT
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Trunk
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1.1-SNAPSHOT
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Testing exceptions
None. sakai.kernel.version
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property
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added
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to
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gradebook/app/standalone-app/pom.xml
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and
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sections/sections-impl/integration-support/pom.xml
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now
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binds
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to
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sakai-kernel-impl
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properly
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Performing
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the
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release
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Copy
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Maven2
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/kernel
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locally
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Start
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now
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as
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this
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can
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take
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some
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time.
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Folder
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copy
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will
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later
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serve
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as
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target
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for
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deploying
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artifacts
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generated
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during
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the
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deploy
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phase.
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copy http://source.sakaiproject.org/maven2/org/sakaiproject/kernel
to
/tmp/maven2/org/sakaiproject/kernel
{noformat}
h4. Backup Sakai Maven2 Repo /kernel
Create a backup copy of /kernel.
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Backup Sakai Maven2 Repo /kernel
Create a backup copy of /kernel.
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cd /var/www/html/maven2/org/sakaiproject
sudo cp -R kernel kernel-[current version]
{noformat}
h4. Checkout the kernel project
Checkout a clean version of the project using SVN not git.
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Checkout the kernel project
Checkout a clean version of the project using SVN not git.
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svn co https://source.sakaiproject.org/svn/kernel/branches/kernel-1.0.x/ kernel-1.0.x
{noformat}
(!) Avoid opening it in Eclipse; otherwise you will pollute the projects with Eclipse metadata files that will have to be deleted before performing the release. Checkout with svn (not git)
h4. Clean out local repo
Verify that a clean build works ok with no external dependencies. Issuing {{mvn -o clean install}} ensures that {{.m2}} repo is populated, a requirement for the assembly plugin. If the build fails because external dependencies are missing in {{.m2}} run {{mvn clean install}}, then delete {{/kernel}} and run {{mvn -o clean install}} again.
{noformat} |
Avoid opening it in Eclipse; otherwise you will pollute the projects with Eclipse metadata files that will have to be deleted before performing the release. Checkout with svn (not git)
Clean out local repo
Verify that a clean build works ok with no external dependencies. Issuing mvn -o clean install ensures that .m2 repo is populated, a requirement for the assembly plugin. If the build fails because external dependencies are missing in .m2 run mvn clean install, then delete /kernel and run mvn -o clean install again.
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rm -rf ~/.m2/repository/org/sakaiproject/kernel
mvn -o clean install
{noformat}
* |
Note:
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check
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for
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Eclipse
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metadata
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files
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(.classpath,
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.project)
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and
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remove.
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Uncommitted
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versions
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of
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these
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files
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will
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cause
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mvn
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release:prepare
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to
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fail.
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Create
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tag
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Issue
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the
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following
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release
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plugin
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goals:
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mvn release:prepare -DdryRun=true
mvn release:clean release:prepare
mvn release:perform
{noformat}
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When
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prompted
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for
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new
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versions:
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#set
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the
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released
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version
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to
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1.0.4
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#set
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the
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tag
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to
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kernel-1.0.4
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#set
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the
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the
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new
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version
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to
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1.0.4-SNAPSHOT
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Should
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the
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build
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fail
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rerun
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the
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following
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mvn
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goals
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to
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restart
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the
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build:
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mvn clean install
mvn release:prepare
{noformat}
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to
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restart
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the
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build.
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Note:
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Beware
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opening
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the
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kernel
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in
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Eclipse.
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If
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you
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do
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you
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will
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have
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to
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delete
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Eclipse
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metadata
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files
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(.classpath,
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.project)
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before
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running
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mvn
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release:prepare
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.
Trunk vs Branch releases
When releasing from trunk, issue the branch goal to create a new branch:
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mvn release:clean (clean up release)
mvn release:branch -DbranchName=kernel-1.1.x
{noformat}
The release plugin will then branch the current trunk to |
The release plugin will then branch the current trunk to branches/kernel-1.1.x.
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Edit
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the
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poms
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to
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1.2-SNAPSHOT
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and
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commit.
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Finis
Check 1.0.4
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tag
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The
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release
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plugin
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will
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generate
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a
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1.0.4
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tag.
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Check
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it
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out
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and
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make
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sure
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it
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works.
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Refresh
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Maven
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Repo
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with
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1.0.4,
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1.0.4-SNAPSHOT
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and
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1.1-SNAPSHOT
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artifacts
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Each
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new
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release
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will
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require
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placement
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of
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corresponding
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kernel
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artifacts
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in
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the
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Maven2
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repo.
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Steps:
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1.
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Check
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out
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1.0.x
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branch
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(1.0.4-SNAPSHOT)
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and
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perform
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mvn deploy
{noformat}
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2.
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Check
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out
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kernel
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trunk
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(1.1-SHAPSHOT)
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and
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perform
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mvn deploy
{noformat}
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For
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each
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new
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version
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(tag,
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SNAPSHOT)
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issue
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the
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following
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command
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from
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the
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root
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folder:
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If
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a
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release:
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mvn
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-Prelease
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clean
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install
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deploy
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-DupdateReleaseInfo=true
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if
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a
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SNAPSHOT
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mvn
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deploy
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Maven
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will
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populate
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/tmp/maven2/org/sakaiproject/kernel
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with
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updated
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artifacts
SNAPSHOT refreshes
When refreshing SNAPSHOT artifacts, delete the existing artifact folder and contents before running mvn deploy.
bash deletesakaiartifact.bash 1.1-SNAPSHOT
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/tmp/maven2/org/sakaiproject/kernel
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#!/bin/sh
# Delete artifact folders prior to deploying Maven snapshot artifacts.
# This is necessary as Maven does not update it's metadata files correctly when an old artifact exists in the repo.
# bash deletesakaiartifact.bash [TARGET FOLDER NAME] (e.g., 1.1-SNAPSHOT) [LOCATION] (e.g. /tmp/maven2/org/sakaiproject/kernel)
# author=Anthony Whyte, arwhyte@umich.edu
TARGET=$1
LOCATION=$2
cd $LOCATION
echo "Removing ${TARGET} folders and content recursively from ${LOCATION}"
rm -rf `find . -type d -name ${TARGET}`
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h4. Populate Maven Repo
Tar up kernel artifacts. Copy to |
Populate Maven Repo
Tar up kernel artifacts. Copy to source.sakaiproject.org.
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Make
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sure
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backup
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of
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existing
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/kernel
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directory
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is
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in
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place.
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Explode
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tar
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file.
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tar -cvzf kernelrepo.tgz /tmp/maven2/org/sakaiproject/kernel}}
copy kernelrepo.tgz to Maven2 repo
cd /var/www/maven2/org/sakaiproject
tar xvzf kernelrepo.tgz
{noformat}
h4. Repo permissions
Make sure repo permissions are correct
sudo chown -R apache:apache kernel
h3. References
[Maven Release Plugin|http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-release-plugin/]
[Maven mini-guide|http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-releasing.html]
J. Ferguson, ["Using the Maven Release Plugin"|http://weblogs.java.net/blog/johnsmart/archive/2008/08/using_the_maven.html] |
Repo permissions
Make sure repo permissions are correct
sudo chown -R apache:apache kernel
References
Maven Release Plugin
Maven mini-guide
J. Ferguson, "Using the Maven Release Plugin"