Still some more work is left, but the branch is open for code changes,
as long as you have approvals to commit changes to the branch.
Hudson jobs are set up on the TP2 branch. They are glassfish-v3-tp2,
glassfish-v3-tp2-devbuild, and v3-tp2-quicklook, and they work in the
same way as their corresponding trunk counterparts work. I haven't yet
verified if the builds run through on Hudson, so expect several more
failures before Hudson builds get sorted out.
Eventually we will merge back this branch into trunk, and we'd like to
keep the merge simple. So to this end, it would be good if people can
hold off changes that involve directory moves as much as possible.
For those of you that need to work on the branch, you can switch your
workspace between branch and trunk by using "svn switch", like
cd v3
svn switch
https://svn.dev.java.net/glassfish-svn/branches/tp2
(note that svn.dev.java.net needs to be adjusted depending on
which domain name you used to check out the workspace)
Let me know if you see any issues.
Kohsuke Kawaguchi wrote:
> Jerome Dochez wrote:
>> We are still in the process of creating the branch and related
>> infrastructure items like versions and hudson jobs so the workspace is
>> still closed for major checkins.
>>
>> Kohuske will send a note when this will be ready with instructions,
>> look for an email from him.
>
> The branch creation work is still in progress --- mainly because I am
> changing the workspace so that we can run the Maven release plugin on
> it. Much of this is one time work, which we won't have to do in future
> branching.
>
>
> Most of the changes are in the POM file, and in particular how they are
> versioned and how the other components depend on them. Most notably, I
> moved the v3/api/ to api/ to reflect how they are built.
>
>
> While the work is still in progress, the v3/ trunk is open for code
> changes. It's just that if you need to modify POM, I'd like to get
> informed so that we won't have too much headache down the road when
> trying to merge the branch back into the trunk.
>
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Kohsuke Kawaguchi
Sun Microsystems kohsuke.kawaguchi_at_sun.com