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Update README-how-to-make-a-release with the correct sequence for creating the source tarball. 

* README-how-to-make-a-release: Merge steps 3, 4 and 5, and insert
	the git tag operation at the correct location.
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2017-10-05 Nick Clifton <nickc@redhat.com>
* README-how-to-make-a-release: Merge steps 3, 4 and 5, and insert
the git tag operation at the correct location.
2017-10-05 Alan Modra <amodra@gmail.com>
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2. Make sure that the branch sources build, test and install
correctly.
3. In the branch sources...
3. In the branch sources:
Update the minor release number in bfd/version.m4.
Regenerate the configure files.
Commit the updates along with a "this-is-the-2.XX.X-release" note
in the changelogs.
4. Tag the branch with the new release number:
a. Update the minor release number in bfd/version.m4.
b. Edit bfd/development.sh and set "development=false".
c. Regenerate the configure files.
d. Commit the updates along with a "this-is-the-2.XX.X-release"
note in all of the changelogs.
e. Tag the branch with the new release number:
git tag -a binutils-2_XX_X
[optional -u XXXXX to sign with a gpg key]
[optional -f to move an already created tag]
git push origin
git tag -a binutils-2_XX_X
[optional: add "-u XXXXX" to sign with a gpg key]
git push origin binutils-2_XX_X
5. Create the release tarballs:
a. Edit bfd/development.sh and set "development=false".
b. ./src-release -b -g -l -x binutils
c. Edit bfd/development.sh and set "development=true".
FIXME: Really the development.sh file should be changed by the
src-release script on the fly. The development=false flag only
wants to be set in the release tarballs however, not the branch
sources as the branch will continue to have (development) patches
checked in to it.
f. Create the release tarballs:
./src-release -b -g -l -x binutils
g. Edit bfd/development.sh and set "development=true".
h. Commit this change into the git repository.
i. Clean up the source tree. (Use "git status" to find new
files, and remove them).
FIXME: The tarballs will contain spurious autom4te.cache
directories which could be removed to reduce their size.
6. [If paranoid - upload the tarballs to one of the FTP servers and
ask people to test it before going on to step 7].
4. [If paranoid - upload the tarballs to one of the FTP servers and
ask people to test it before going on to step 5].
7. Upload the tarballs to ftp.gnu.org.
5. Upload the tarballs to ftp.gnu.org.
gnupload --to ftp.gnu.org:binutils binutils-X.XX.X.tar.*
gnupload is in the gnulib/build-aux directory.
The gnupload script is in the gnulib/build-aux directory.
8. Upload the tarballs to sourceware.org:
6. Upload the tarballs to sourceware.org:
sftp sourceware.org
cd /ftp/pub/binutils/releases
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quit
FIXME: Should the signatures (created by the gnupload script in
step 7) be uploaded as well ?
step 5) be uploaded as well ?
9. Clean up the source tree. (Use "git status" to find new files,
and remove them).
10. Update web pages. For sourceware.org:
7. Update web pages. For sourceware.org:
* Log on to sourceware.org
* Go /www/htdocs/binutils
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For the www.gnu.org site you have to email webmasters@gnu.org
and ask them to make the change(s).
11. Send an emails to the binutils list, info-gnu@gnu.org and
David Edelsohn <dje.gcc@gmail.com> announcing the new release.
(The email to Davis is so that he can update the GNU Toolchain
social media). Something like this:
8. Send an emails to the binutils list, info-gnu@gnu.org and
David Edelsohn <dje.gcc@gmail.com> announcing the new release.
(The email to Davis is so that he can update the GNU Toolchain
social media). Something like this:
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Hi Everyone,