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[Db-derby Wiki] Update of "DerbySnapshotOrRelease" by RichardHillegas

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    Note the following things when creating the release page:
    * Be sure to specify that the src.tar.gz requires gnu tar to unravel (because of our usage of ant tar to create this, using longfile=gnu for handling long filenames).
    * Forrest will not copy the release .cgi script over unless you make a link to it from another page. Add the link to derby_downloads.html before building.
+   * Remove all square brackets [] from the release notes page. When the cgi machinery sees square brackets, it truncates the release page.
    * Make sure that the .cgi script is made executable by setting svn:executable on it with {{{svn propset svn:executable ON release-10.1.2.1.cgi}}}. Be sure to do this for both the precursor version you created in src/documentation/content/xdocs/releases and for the generated copy which forrest builds into build/site/releases.
    * In order for the release HTML file to be pulled into the build, it is necessary to add a line to the <uris> section of src/documentation/conf/cli.xconf. Near line 310 of that file, add: <uri type="append" src="releases/release-10.1.2.1.html"/> (with the correct version for your release)
    * Due to [http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FOR-555]FOR-555, the HTML comments which constitute the form template into which the mirrors.cgi script splices in the mirror information will be removed by Forrest. It is necessary to add these comments back in to the release page before committing or letting the site go live on people.apache.org.