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HOWTO-RELEASE:
Notes on releasing.
0. Make sure that you have current FSF releases of autoconf, automake,
and libtool packages installed under a common installation prefix
and that these tools are in your executable search path prior to
any other installed versions. Versions delivered with Linux may be
altered so it is best to install official FSF releases. GNU 'm4'
1.4.16 is needed in order to avoid bugs in m4. These packages may
be downloaded from the following ftp locations:
m4 - ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/m4
autoconf - ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/autoconf
automake - ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/automake
libtool - ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/libtool
It is recommended to install m4 before autoconf, since the later
requires the former.
Release builds should only be done on a system with a functioning
and correctly set system clock and on a filesystem which accurately
records file update times. Use of GNU make is recommended.
1. Commit any unsaved changes.
2. Use gnulib's gitlog-to-changelog script to add new (since the last
release) entries to the traditional ChangeLog file.
http://git.savannah.gnu.org/gitweb/?p=gnulib.git;a=blob_plain;f=build-aux/gitlog-to-changelog
Take note of
the most recent change note time stamp and use that as the starting
point. Concatenate the old logs to the new logs. The added logs
may be used to help produce the release notes (in next step). For
example:
gitlog-to-changelog --since=`head -n 1 ChangeLog | sed -e 's/ .*//g'` --append-dot > ChangeLog.added
printf "\n" >> ChangeLog.added
cat ChangeLog.added ChangeLog > ChangeLog.new
mv ChangeLog.new ChangeLog
rm ChangeLog.added
3. Create doc/releases/vX.X.rst and add it to git with 'git add doc/releases/vX.X.rst'.
Update doc/releases/index.rst to point to the new file
Take ChangeLog entries and rst-ify in there.
Easist thing to do is take doc/releases/vX.(X-1).rst and use it as a template.
4. Add vX.X.rst file to the list of 'rst_sources' files in the doc/Makefile.am.
5. Update "Latest Stable Release" in doc/index.rst.
6. Increment the release version in configure.ac. Put 'alpha' or
'beta' after the version, if applicable. For example:
4.0.0
or
4.0.0beta7
Version should be updated in two places: in the second argument of the
AC_INIT macro and in LIBTIFF_xxx_VERSION variables.
7. Update library ELF versioning in configure.ac (LIBTIFF_CURRENT,
LIBTIFF_REVISION, and LIBTIFF_AGE). These numbers have nothing to
do with the libtiff release version numbers.
Note that as of libtiff 4.X, proper ELF versioning is used so
please follow the rules listed in configure.ac. At a bare minimum,
you should increment LIBTIFF_REVISION for each release so that
installed library files don't overwrite existing files. If APIs
have been added, removed, or interface structures have changed,
then more care is required.
8. Add an entry to Changelog similar to:
* libtiff 4.0.0 released.
9. In the source tree do
./autogen.sh
This step may be skipped if you have already been using a
maintainer build with current autoconf, automake, and libtool
packages. It is only needed when updating tool versions.
10. It is recommended (but not required) to build outside of the source
tree so that the source tree is kept in a pristine state. This
also allows sharing the source directory on several networked
systems. For example:
mkdir libtiff-build
cd libtiff-build
/path/to/libtiff/configure --enable-maintainer-mode
otherwise do
./configure --enable-maintainer-mode
11. In the build tree do
make release
This will update "RELEASE-DATE", "VERSION" in the source tree,
and libtiff/tiffvers.h in the build tree.
12. In the source tree, verify that the version info in RELEASE-DATE,
VERSION is right.
In the build tree, verify that the version info in
libtiff/tiffvers.h is right.
13. In the build tree do
make
make distcheck
If 'make distcheck' fails, then correct any issues until it
succeeds.
Two files with names tiff-version.tar.gz and tiff-version.zip will
be created in the top level build directory.
14. In the source tree do
'git status', 'git add .', 'git commit' and 'git push'
15. In the source tree, create a signed tag
git tag -s v4.0.0 -m "Create tag for v4.0.0"
(or the appropriate name for the release)
and push it to "origin" (if "origin" points to the official repository)
git push origin v4.0.0
16. Sign the release files in the build tree using your private key
export GPG_TTY=$(tty)
for file in tiff-*.tar.gz tiff-*.tar.xz tiff-*.zip ; do \
gpg2 --output ${file}.sig --detach-sig $file ; \
done
for file in tiff-*.tar.gz tiff-*.tar.xz tiff-*.zip ; do \
gpg2 --verify ${file}.sig $file ; \
done
17. Copy release packages from the build tree to the
ftp.remotesensing.org ftp site.
scp tiff-*.tar.gz tiff-*.tar.gz.sig tiff-*.tar.xz tiff-*.tar.xz.sig tiff-*.zip tiff-*.zip.sig \
bfriesen@upload.osgeo.org:/osgeo/download/libtiff
18. Create a gitlab release at https://gitlab.com/libtiff/libtiff/-/releases
19. Announce to list: tiff@lists.osgeo.org
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