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User Story #658 (closed)

Opened 17 years ago

Closed 17 years ago

Separate <dist/> into <dist-app/> <dist-blitz/> <dist-tools/>

Reported by: jamoore Owned by: jamoore
Priority: minor Milestone: 3.0-Beta2
Component: Deployment Keywords: build, app, build, tools, iteration6
Cc: Story Points: n.a.
Sprint: n.a. Importance: n.a.
Total Remaining Time: n.a. Estimated Remaining Time: n.a.

Description

As outlined in OmeroBuild there are a small number of final products (deliverables) that are produced by the build system. Each of these should govern it's own <dist/> target in some way.

Change History (2)

comment:1 Changed 17 years ago by jmoore

  • Keywords iteration6 added

Most of r1531 to r1537 has been working on this and related matters. See source:branches/build_changes

The net effect is:

  • much of the build.xml:<dist/> target has been separated out. More can go.
  • All C++ (and similarly complicated topics) are now separated out into tools/
  • The general process of things should be to create artifacts and place them under "dist"
  • Tools components can come behind and overwrite existing items or just use includes/ etc.

comment:2 Changed 17 years ago by jmoore

  • Resolution set to fixed
  • Status changed from new to closed

Closing. OmeroBuild and other pages need to be updated, but the process is now clear.

  • All components other than tools/ produce artifacts which get copied to OMERO_HOME/dist
  • Then tools/ have a chance to overwrite, insert, or update artifacts to dist.
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