[cosmo-dev] steps to push new cosmo release out

[Andre Mueninghoff]

I would be willing to some functional "smoke-testing" after the
automated tests are passing, if that would be helpful.

-Andre

On Thu, 17 Jan 2008 13:47:35 -0600, "Randy Letness"
<randy at osafoundation.org> said:
> There have been a few bugs fixed, mostly ones seen on during hub usage, 
> and some security fixes, so its seems worthwhile to push out a cosmo 
> 0.12 release, which would be a bug fix only release, no new features, no 
> schema changes.  Now that we have reduced resources, we need to figure 
> out what that involves.  In the past, we would branch the trunk  and 
> spin a release candidate from the branch.  That candidate would be 
> tested by verifying any bugs fixed in the release, running any automated 
> tests, and holding irc qa sessions, before being certified for release.
> 
> We no longer have qa resources, so what steps should we take to verify 
> the code is ready for release?  At a minimum we verify fixed bugs and 
> get all automated tests passing.  That should probably be enough for a 
> bugfix release like 0.12.  Any other ideas?  I know in the past all 
> testing was done on lab.osaf.us, which is setup exactly like hub.  I 
> need to figure out how to update the server with a build.
> 
> -Randy
> 
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