Back to business

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Jorrit Wronski
2015-02-11 16:21:51 +01:00
parent 88a8b845fb
commit 80b75cf28e
3 changed files with 3 additions and 4 deletions

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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ project(${project_name})
# Project version
set (COOLPROP_VERSION_MAJOR 5)
set (COOLPROP_VERSION_MINOR 0)
set (COOLPROP_VERSION_PATCH 7)
set (COOLPROP_VERSION_PATCH 8dev)
set (COOLPROP_VERSION ${COOLPROP_VERSION_MAJOR}.${COOLPROP_VERSION_MINOR}.${COOLPROP_VERSION_PATCH})
#######################################

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@@ -21,9 +21,8 @@ library.
* **script**: Wait for all bots to finish and run the release script by launching the ``release version`` bot with dry run disabled and the correct version number. This uploads binaries to pypi and sourceforge.
* **clean up**: If everything went well, you can proceed:
- Tag the release branch in GitHub. It is a good idea to include the information on the closed issues here as well.
- Tag the release branch in your git software. It is a good idea to make and annotated tag and include the information on the closed issues here as well.
- Change the default download file on sourceforge to point to the new zipped sources.
- Copy the new Javascript library to the homepage and make a symlink to ``coolprop-latest.js``. *I think I automated this one already*
- Bump the version number in the CMake file and commit.
- Announce the new features if you like...

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@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ c['slaves'] = [BuildSlave("linux-slave", pass_dict["linux-slave"], **slave_commo
BuildSlave("OSX-slave", pass_dict["OSX-slave"], **slave_commons),
BuildSlave("windows-slave", pass_dict["windows-slave"], **slave_commons),
BuildSlave("linux32-slave", pass_dict["linux32-slave"], **slave_commons),
BuildSlave("linux64-slave", pass_dict["linux64-slave"], **slave_commons),
BuildSlave("linux64-slave", pass_dict["linux64-slave"]),
BuildSlave("windows-DTU-slave", pass_dict["windows-DTU-slave"], **slave_commons),
BuildSlave("OSX-IPU-slave", pass_dict["OSX-IPU-slave"], **slave_commons)
]