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I don't have any notes, but I think there's a web interface to release on
SF:

http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/sourceforge/wiki/Release%20files%20for%20download#FileManagerWebInterface

The process for releasing to the central Maven repo has also changed since I
last messed with it:

http://maven.apache.org/guides/mini/guide-central-repository-upload.html

I think you're supposed to deploy to the Sonatype repo, which will
automatically send things to the central Maven repo:

https://docs.sonatype.org/display/Repository/Sonatype+OSS+Maven+Repository+Usage+Guide


On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 10:34 AM, Alan Krueger <al...@tr...> wrote:

> On 3/27/2008 5:08 PM, D&J Gredler wrote:
> > I've uploaded it to SF and deployed it to our Maven repo, which I'll
> > soon request be sync'ed with the central repo.
> Can you share instructions for what SF requires to get a release
> published?  I've never done that before in SF and I'm trying to be
> responsive to the HtmlUtil team's request for another release.  I could
> try to puzzle it out myself, but if you have some quick notes or
> pointers that would be very helpful.
>
> Thanks,
> Alan Krueger
>
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On 3/27/2008 5:08 PM, D&J Gredler wrote:
> I've uploaded it to SF and deployed it to our Maven repo, which I'll 
> soon request be sync'ed with the central repo.
Can you share instructions for what SF requires to get a release 
published?  I've never done that before in SF and I'm trying to be 
responsive to the HtmlUtil team's request for another release.  I could 
try to puzzle it out myself, but if you have some quick notes or 
pointers that would be very helpful.

Thanks,
Alan Krueger

On Thu, 23 Jun 2011 10:44:07 -0500 Alan Krueger wrote:
>I agree.  Would it be possible to break up the large patch into discrete 
>functional patches, or are they irretrievably combined?

Hi Alan,

nice to finally get some response.
Breaking the patch up is not really possible. It contains too many different things. And CSSParser has not so many classes to realy work on different parts.
The patch is available at
http://www.wetator.org/repo/cssparser_2.txt
Please have a look. I tried to respect the rules of the project.

>
>I've not performed releases myself for this project, but I'd be willing 
>to help get things moving.
>

Thanks a lot for your help.
I'm not at home for the next days; will be back at Monday.


    RBRi
    --------------------------
    Wetator
    Smart web application testing
    http://www.wetator.org

On 6/13/2011 6:53 AM, Ronald Brill wrote:
> So i checked out the thing and have tried to build it and fix some issue.
> At first i have noticed, that some of the problems are already fixed because of the chanes waldbaer did; but nerver relased.
> Additionaly we need some more fixes and imporvements. So i have started some coding.
>
> Finally i contaced Daniel to submit that patch. But i think he has no time at the moment.
> Is it possible that i send you the (monster) patche and you commit the stuff (of course after carefully checking). And second, is it possible for you to make at least snapshot builds available?
> We have some plans to make a new release but it will be really helpfull too have have an improved version of cssparser also.
I agree.  Would it be possible to break up the large patch into discrete 
functional patches, or are they irretrievably combined?

I've not performed releases myself for this project, but I'd be willing 
to help get things moving.

Hi CSSParser Developers,

I'm one of the HtmlUnit developers. At the moment, we have some issues open related to problems with cssparser.

So i checked out the thing and have tried to build it and fix some issue.
At first i have noticed, that some of the problems are already fixed because of the chanes waldbaer did; but nerver relased.
Additionaly we need some more fixes and imporvements. So i have started some coding.

Finally i contaced Daniel to submit that patch. But i think he has no time at the moment.
Is it possible that i send you the (monster) patche and you commit the stuff (of course after carefully checking). And second, is it possible for you to make at least snapshot builds available?
We have some plans to make a new release but it will be really helpfull too have have an improved version of cssparser also.

Thanks for your time/support



    RBRi
    --------------------------
    Wetator
    Smart web application testing
    http://www.wetator.org

On 3/20/2008 1:15 PM, Alan Krueger wrote:
> (The question was asked earlier, but in the middle of another message.
> I'll restate the question to ensure it doesn't get missed.)
>
> Does anyone object to using Subversion for our source control?  We can't
> use both SVN and CVS at the same time.  We would have to enable SVN,
> convert our existing CVS repository into SVN, then import that into SF's
> SVN repository.
>
> It takes a bit of work, but it should be easy to back out if something
> went wrong in the conversion process.  I'm in favor of Subversion
> myself, I've found it quite a bit easier to use than CVS and more powerful.
I got only positive responses back then, but I didn't have time to look 
at it then.  I'd forgotten about this until recently.

I've converted over the CVS repo into SVN and imported it.  I haven't 
done any cleanup like adding svn:ignore properties anywhere or removing 
the CVSROOT from the trunk yet.

I disabled the CVS feature in the project, but we can get it back if 
someone rabidly objects at the last minute.  =)

Thanks,
Alan