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* Create the first class and the corresponding test. | * Create the first class and the corresponding test. | ||
* Start a new empty <tt>./doc/release-notes.txt</tt>. This file is used to collect release notes that will be published with the release announcement. | * Start a new empty <tt>./doc/release-notes.txt</tt>. This file is used to collect release notes that will be published with the release announcement. | ||
* Verify tools | |||
<pre> | |||
mvn clean install | |||
release info | |||
</pre> | |||
=Conventions= | =Conventions= | ||
Revision as of 00:02, 28 July 2016
Internal
Procedure
- Start with pom.xml
- Install .gitignore
- Install log4j.xml in src/test/resources
- Create directories: src/main/java.
- Check out locally the latest version of "novaordis-release-tools" and install the release tools and run wrappers:
.../novaordis-release-tools/src/main/bash/operations install-release-tools <project-home>
For more details see novaordis-release-tools.
- Create the IntelliJ project (.idea based)
- Install the copyright (see IntelliJ Copyright Configuration)
- Create the first class and the corresponding test.
- Start a new empty ./doc/release-notes.txt. This file is used to collect release notes that will be published with the release announcement.
- Verify tools
mvn clean install release info
Conventions
- Each project has user manual accessible from its wiki page as "<project-name> User Manual". The user manual should be ready for publishing at any time.
- Each project has a development area accessible from its wiki page as "<project-name> Development".
- The TODO list is maintained in the TODO section of the development manual.