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[jira] [Updated] (ZEST-25) Project -> Source SDK -> Binary SDK
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZEST-25?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Paul Merlin updated ZEST-25:
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Description:
Apache Software Foundation releases Source Tarballs only.
Our build system builds a source tarball, but it had a slightly different purpose, more like a "reference" than the actual release.
Any binaries that we ship, are not really ASF releases, but convenience packages, and secondary in nature to the source release.
THEREFOR, it is important that
-a. The current src/ directory where the source is built into in the tarball is removed and moved up to its root level.- See 916cc4c
-b. Only what we consider "releasable" will be released in that source form- See 1da62b8 and 858f5ba
-c. That building from that distributed source files, accurately builds the binaries- See ac7d88a, and 4f2a0b0
-d. Instructions for downstream packagers on how to build (everyone doesn't know Gradle)- See ac7d88a
Once the binaries are built, both with Java 7 and Java, we need to verify that the SDK functions as expected.
was:
Apache Software Foundation releases Source Tarballs only.
Our build system builds a source tarball, but it had a slightly different purpose, more like a "reference" than the actual release.
Any binaries that we ship, are not really ASF releases, but convenience packages, and secondary in nature to the source release.
THEREFOR, it is important that
-a. The current src/ directory where the source is built into in the tarball is removed and moved up to its root level.- See 916cc4c
b. Only what we consider "releasable" will be released in that source form
-c. That building from that distributed source files, accurately builds the binaries- See ac7d88a, and 4f2a0b0
-d. Instructions for downstream packagers on how to build (everyone doesn't know Gradle)- See ac7d88a
Once the binaries are built, both with Java 7 and Java, we need to verify that the SDK functions as expected.
> Project -> Source SDK -> Binary SDK
> -----------------------------------
>
> Key: ZEST-25
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ZEST-25
> Project: Zest
> Issue Type: Sub-task
> Reporter: Niclas Hedhman
> Assignee: Paul Merlin
>
> Apache Software Foundation releases Source Tarballs only.
> Our build system builds a source tarball, but it had a slightly different purpose, more like a "reference" than the actual release.
> Any binaries that we ship, are not really ASF releases, but convenience packages, and secondary in nature to the source release.
> THEREFOR, it is important that
> -a. The current src/ directory where the source is built into in the tarball is removed and moved up to its root level.- See 916cc4c
> -b. Only what we consider "releasable" will be released in that source form- See 1da62b8 and 858f5ba
> -c. That building from that distributed source files, accurately builds the binaries- See ac7d88a, and 4f2a0b0
> -d. Instructions for downstream packagers on how to build (everyone doesn't know Gradle)- See ac7d88a
> Once the binaries are built, both with Java 7 and Java, we need to verify that the SDK functions as expected.
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