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Use the ''make release'' target to produce the initial set of files (source, ISO, ...). Several of the files produced will be released to the world at large. Producing them takes a LONG time.
 
Use the ''make release'' target to produce the initial set of files (source, ISO, ...). Several of the files produced will be released to the world at large. Producing them takes a LONG time.
  
  [root@nst-dev-32 repo]# make release
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  [root@nst-dev-32 repo]# make release SFUSER=YOUR_SF_ACCOUNT_ID
 
  Attempting to check out current source code...
 
  Attempting to check out current source code...
 
   
 
   

Revision as of 15:19, 27 February 2012

Use the make release target to produce the initial set of files (source, ISO, ...). Several of the files produced will be released to the world at large. Producing them takes a LONG time.

[root@nst-dev-32 repo]# make release SFUSER=YOUR_SF_ACCOUNT_ID
Attempting to check out current source code...

... lots of messages as it checks out a fresh copy and builds
    resulting files will be under: nst-VERSION-SVNREV directory ...

[root@nst-dev-32 repo]# 

Currently, the following files will be built:

nst-${RELEASE}/nst-${RELEASE}.tar.gz
The source code which was previously "tagged" for the release.
nst-${RELEASE}/nst-${RELEASE}.${HWARCH}.iso
The ISO image of the full NST Live distribution.
nst-${RELEASE}/nst-minimal-${RELEASE}.${HWARCH}.iso
The ISO image of the minimal NST Live distribution (can be burned to CD, installed to hard disk and then yum updated to a full NST system.
nst-${RELEASE}/release-notes-${RELEASE}.txt
The release notes text file to be uploaded to SourceForge.

NOTE: The ${RELEASE} value shown above will include the version and Subversion revision number (like: 2.13.0-1713).