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  1. This document details the steps necessary to package a release of Bullet.
  2. 1) Preparing for release:
  3. update VERSION in several places (/VERSION file, /CMakeLists.txt, /configure.ac, /src/LinearMath/btScalar.h, /src/LinearMath/btSerializer.h around line 441)
  4. re-generate serialization structures, if they changed (/src/LinearMath/btSerializer.cpp using makesdna)
  5. update ChangeLog with larger/important changes
  6. regenerate MSVC project files using build/vs_all.bat
  7. create a Subversion tag revision in bullet.googlecode.com/svn/tags/bullet-<VERSION>
  8. 2) Generating the release .zip:
  9. Do an SVN export on a Windows machine into the directory: bullet-X.YY
  10. prepare a zip file containing the directory
  11. 3) Generating the release .tar.gz:
  12. Do an SVN export on a Unix machine into the directory: bullet-X.YY
  13. prepare a .tar.gz file containing the directory
  14. 4) Uploading release to google code:
  15. Google Code Bullet downloads URL: http://code.google.com/p/bullet/downloads/list
  16. Title of release should follow this guide line: Bullet <VERSION> Physics SDK <Release Type> (revision)
  17. It is better to upload the .tar.gz before the .zip so that the .zip appears first in the list
  18. If the release is an Alpha/Beta or RC the tags should be: Type-Source, OpSys-ALL
  19. If the release is a final release the tags should be: Type-Source, OpSys-ALL, Featured
  20. 5) Obsoleting old releases
  21. Edit the tags on old releases and add the 'Deprecated' tag
  22. 6) Announcing final releases:
  23. Final release announcements are done here: http://bulletphysics.com/Bullet/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=18