Frank Wierzbicki | 14 Aug 22:18

Plan for moving asm to trunk part deux

Even more than the last time I suggested this, most development has
moved to the asm branch, and the asm branch has probably reached
"good enough" to become trunk.  Philip Jenvey pointed out some
problems that have since been resolved.  I still want to check and make
sure that this is the right thing to do.

My plan for this move is the same as before:

1) Announce a freeze of trunk
2) make a Release_2_3maint branch against the current trunk, and a
Release_2_3a0 tag to mark the last of the javacc based Jythons -- just
in case someone needs to continue with that
3) merge asm into trunk using svnmerge.py
4) soon after release a proper alpha2 with a proper Release_2_5maint
branch, a proper tag, etc -- which would have been difficult for
alpha1 because I made it from a branch and not trunk.

I think that's it...

-Frank

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Frank Wierzbicki | 18 Aug 22:43

Re: Plan for moving asm to trunk part deux

Since no one has objected, how is tomorrow morning (hopefully done by
1pm U.S. Eastern time)?  My connectivity is going to be spotty from
Thursday to at least Sunday -- so I'd like to get this done soon
enough to have a day where folks can complain/notice problems.

On Thu, Aug 14, 2008 at 4:18 PM, Frank Wierzbicki <fwierzbicki <at> gmail.com> wrote:
> 1) Announce a freeze of trunk
> 2) make a Release_2_3maint branch against the current trunk, and a
> Release_2_3a0 tag to mark the last of the javacc based Jythons -- just
> in case someone needs to continue with that
> 3) merge asm into trunk using svnmerge.py
> 4) soon after release a proper alpha2 with a proper Release_2_5maint

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