Knut.Hatlen@Sun.COM wrote:
> Bryan Pendleton <bpendleton@amberpoint.com> writes:
>
>
>>> 2) The format of that html file can be found in the releaseNote.html
>>> attached to DERBY-2570.
>>>
>> Is that correct? How will we know that the releaseNote.html that is
>> attached to DERBY-2570 is different from the releaseNote.html that
>> is attached to any other issue?
>>
>
> I think we still mark the issues that need a release note with the
> "Release Note Needed" flag, so it should be clear that the file attached
> to DERBY-2570 is not a release note (but renaming it to template is
> probably a good idea). Or does the proposal mean that we stop using the
> flag?
>
>
Hi Knut Anders,
Yes, the proposal is that we still need to turn on the "Release Note
Needed" flag. That will be the pamphlet-generator's clue that an issue
ought to have a releaseNote.html attached. So let me take another crack
at stating the proposal:
1) For JIRAs which need a release note, you should turn on the "Release
Note Needed" flag and attach a file called "releaseNotes.html".
2) The template for releaseNotes.html lives in
tools/release/templates/releaseNote.html.
3) As you improve the wording of your release note, you simply attach a
new version of releaseNotes.html. The release documentation will include
the last version of the release note.
Regards,
-Rick
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