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= New release checklist = | = New release checklist = | ||
# update Mudlet/mudlet-lua with latest from vadi2/mudlet-lua | # update Mudlet/mudlet-lua with latest from vadi2/mudlet-lua | ||
− | # ☑ update http://www.mudlet.org/geyser/index.html | + | # ensure all new functionality is documented |
+ | ## ☑ documented geyser flyout labels | ||
+ | # update http://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/index.html | ||
# update built-in packages and scripts | # update built-in packages and scripts | ||
# tag in git | # tag in git |
Revision as of 12:33, 4 March 2017
New release checklist
- update Mudlet/mudlet-lua with latest from vadi2/mudlet-lua
- ensure all new functionality is documented
- ☑ documented geyser flyout labels
- update http://www.mudlet.org/geyser/files/index.html
- update built-in packages and scripts
- tag in git
- go through every single commit and write up a newspost with the latest highlights
- check wiki documentation while doing this to ensure everything is documented
- document if not
- make windows installer
- sign windows installer
- make macos installer
- make linux installer
- update Ubuntu PPA
- regenerate geyser docs
- post news on mudlet.org
- post thread on forums.mudlet.org
- post update on achaea, lusternia, imperian, dsl-mud.org forums (any others?)
- post update on twitter
- post update on facebook
- update Linux distro maintainers
- update 'fix commited' bugs on https://bugs.launchpad.net/mudlet
Post 3.0 checklist
- merge release_30 into development and remove the branch (see https://github.com/Mudlet/Mudlet/pull/367 for some discussion)
- migrate the project from launchpad.net to github.com (help wanted)
- upgrade mudlet.org linode image (help wanted)
- add vadi2/mudlet-lua as a submodule to main tree
- merge release_31 into development and remove the branch
- apply clang-format to all files
- enforce clang-format on commit & pr acceptance
- in general, 4.0 is about i18n support - but as always, feel free to work on whatever interests you