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Please note that this document is outdated, builds are now done
via Jenkins - jenkins.asf.alaska.edu
The User Tool Development Group's Release Procedure Instructions:
=================================================================
IMPORTANT NOTE: At this time, ALL Linux rpm builds should occur
on dq.asf.alaska.edu, not on some other RedHat or CentOS machine.
This is because the configure script, if re-generated, may differ
and the docbook2text tool used to create the MapReady GUI's help
file creates a text file full of HTML rather than plain text
when run on other machines. This will be fixed in the future,
but for now ...dq.asf.alaska.edu is king for builds.
MapReady v2.x RPM Build Procedure:
----------------------------------
Note: The following example assumes version 2.4.0, subversion
revision 9423, and a work folder at ~/asf.
Note: The MapReady binaries are mapready and asf_mapready, but
they are still built in the asf_convert_gui and asf_convert
source folders respectively. The executable and icon file (etc)
files are renamed as they are copied to the bin and share folders.
* It is suggested that you do the build on dq.
* Check out the code to be released (if not already), i.e. branched version
or the trunk, i.e. to ~/asf/asf_tools. NOTE: You will perform an
'svn export' to obtain a copy of the tools for building the release
later in this procedure.
* Update the version number(s) in ~/asf/asf_tools/include/asf_version.h
and commit the change to the subversion repository. Example:
a) MAPREADY_VERSION_STRING "2.4.0-dev"
MAPREADY_VERSION 2.4
changes to
MAPREADY_VERSION_STRING "2.4.0"
MAPREADY_VERSION 2.4
b) svn ci
* In your regular subversion checkout (not your exported version), bump
the version in include/asf_version.h and add "-dev" to the end, then
commit the change to the repository.
a)
MAPREADY_VERSION_STRING "2.0.9-dev"
MAPREADY_VERSION 2.0
b) svn ci
* Update the asf_convert_gui.glade file to eliminate all the cruft added
by more modern version of glade.
> cd asf_tools/src/asf_convert_gui
> glade-2 asf_convert_gui.glade
Simply click "Save" and then exit.
> svn ci
* When doing a release close to final release, you may wish to
update "mapready-version_history.txt" with the release date and
version number, and check that in.
For example, for 2.0.13 the first line is:
MapReady 2.0.13 (released 2008 August 27)
When building 2.0.14, this line needs to be updated accordingly.
* Tag the repository:
svn copy svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/trunk
svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/mapready_v2-0-8
[[ Or if tagging a branched revision --
svn copy svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/branches/mapready_v2-0-x
svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/mapready_v2-0-8
]]
* Create a clean directory where you will produce the build (etc),
for example (change the revision number to the one that you have
checked out):
mkdir ~/asf/svn-r9423
* Check out autotar and rpmbuild into this work directory. Example:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423
svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/autotar release/autotar
svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/rpmbuild release/rpmbuild
* Make working directories:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423
mkdir -p release/tar_filelist release/tar
* If you have never copied the .rpmmacros and .rpmrc files to your
home directory, then do so now, otherwise skip to step 7:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/rpmbuild
cp dot.rpmmacros ~/.rpmmacros
cp dot.rpmrc ~/.rpmrc
* Edit ~/.rpmmacros to update the top directory for your build's rpmbuild
parent directory, i.e. the 'release' folder. Find the %_topdir line and
edit as follows:
%_topdir %(echo $HOME)/asf/svn-r9423/release
* Check out a copy of the release:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423
svn export svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/mapready_v2-0-8 asf_tools
* Make sure the "References" section in the end of the asf_convert_gui.txt
file has been removed, including the 'Visible Links' that occur there.
In the ~/asf/svn-r9423/asf_tools/src/asf_convert_gui folder, edit the
asf_convert_gui.txt file as follows (if they exist):
REMOVE The following (typical set of) lines:
References
Visible links
1. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#overview
2. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#general-tab
3. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#import-options
4. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#polarimetry-options
5. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#dem
6. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#geocode
7. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#export
8. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#files
9. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#execute
10. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#AEN284
11. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#caveats
12. file:///tmp/html-tR2820#contacting-us
13. mailto:[email protected]
* Make sure DEBUG_BUILD is not set to any particular debug level:
unset DEBUG_BUILD
* If you want to meddle with what the package will include you'll need to
edit ~/asf/svn-r9423/asf_tools/make_support/master_program_list. That is
where all the tools to be compiled are listed with other tools that they
depend on. There's also a CATEGORIES category in the master_program_list.
You can make special groupings of tools in CATEGORIES section (eg 'mapready'
which includes asf_mapready, mapready, asf_export, asf_import, etc.).
NOTE: In general, you should not have to edit the master_program_list.
** KLUDGE #2 **
a. Edit ~/asf/svn-r9423/asf_tools/Makefile.in, eliminate the following
lines from the MAPREADY_MODULES list:
src/ardop \
src/asf_gamma_import \
src/asf_polsarpro_import \
src/asf_airsar_import \
src/llh2ls \
src/gr2sr \
src/convert2vector \
src/convert2vector_gui \
b. Change the following line in Makefile.in to include the hard coded
svn revision number. At the time of writing these instructions,
this line occurs near line 228 (after deleting the items above).
change:
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"`svn info|grep Revision|cut -c11-`\"">include/svn_rev.h
to
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"9423\"">include/svn_rev.h
c. The "stp" "ap" "req" "c2v", "jpl", "create_thumbs", "data_qc",
and "oldtools" targets, and all associated build instructions,
should all be deleted from Makefile.in
d. Update the "all" target to only build "mapready".
e. Fix the "clean" target near the end of the file, to only include
MAPREADY_MODULES, i.e., delete the STP_MODULES and AP_MODULES, etc.
** KLUDGE #3 **
Edit ~/asf/svn-r9423/asf_tools/src/asf_convert_gui/Makefile, and change
the default target to include "doc. This should amount to uncommenting
line 138, and commenting out line 139 in the Unix section of the make file
vi ~/asf/svn-r9423/asf_tools/src/asf_convert_gui/Makefile
* Create the source.mapready_package file in ~/asf/svn-r9423/releast/autotar
(automatically by makemake if you followed the directory structure
instructions listed here):
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/asf_tools/make_support
make
./makemake
rm -f makemake ../Makefile.old
** KLUDGE #4 **
Add missing tools to the source.mapready_package file:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/autotar
Edit release/autotar/source.mapready_package, adding these items:
src/libasf_insar
external
src/meta2envi
src/meta2xml
src/resample
src/fill_holes
src/to_sr
src/deskew
src/shift_geolocation
src/trim
src/proj2proj
src/smooth
src/farcorr
src/asf_calpol
src/fftMatch
src/flip
src/analyze_yaw
src/write_ppf
src/brs2jpg
src/populate_meta_field
src/sample_plugin
src/adjust_bands
src/diffimage
src/diffmeta
src/asf_kml_overlay
src/asf_fgdc_meta
src/asf_test
* Run the autotar script:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/autotar
./tarfile src ~/asf/svn-r9423 mapready_package
* Run the rpmprep script (from autotar folder):
./rpmprep mapready_package asf_mapready
* Copy an older .spec file to the new one, then edit the new .spec
file in to use the correct version and to add a brief version
history comment (towards the end of the file):
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/rpmbuild
cp <old .spec file> asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.spec
vi asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.spec
* Save the new .spec file in the repository:
svn add asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.spec
svn ci asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.spec
* a) If you have not already added the secret and public gpg keys
to your ~/.gnupg folder, then do so now or the rpm build will
not sign the rpms. Note that you CAN sign the rpms after they
have been created with "rpm --addsign <rpm file name>". Note that
the first step below is unnecessary if you already have a .gnupg
folder in your home directory:
mkdir ~/.gnupg
cp dot.gnupg* ~/.gnupg
cd ~/.gnupg
gunzip *
tar xvf *
b) If the machine that you are using has not had the public key
imported to the rpm public keys database yet, you will not be
able to check your rpms to see if they were signed properly.
Import the public key into the rpm public keys database as
shown below (you must have root access). Still in the rpmbuild
folder ...do the following:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/rpmbuild/public_key
sudo rpm -import asf_tools-pubkey.asc
* Build and check the rpm:
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/rpmbuild
rpmbuild -ba --sign asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.spec
<password is 'bob'>
rpm -K RPMS/asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.i386.rpm
After the "rpm -K" command, you should see an 'OK' statement similar
to the one below that indicates the rpm was properly signed:
asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.i386.rpm: (sha1) dsa sha1 md5 gpg OK
IMPORTANT: If you get a response that says "OK" but does NOT have "gpg"
in the list (see above), then the rpm is NOT signed! Check your
~/.rpmmacros file to make sure no-sign is not set and that lines similar
to the following do exist, otherwise no signing will take place:
# RPM Signing stuff
%_signature gpg
%_gpg_path ~/.gnupg
%_gpgbin /usr/bin/gpg
%_gpg_name ASF User Tool Development
These lines should already be in the .rpmmacros file. If they are not,
then use Subversion to check out fresh copies rather than enter them
by hand (just in case changes have taken place.)
If you get a response that includes the words "NOT OK", then it usually
means the ASCII public key has not been imported with "rpm -import"
yet.
* Create tarballs of the rpms (the binary rpm will also contain the
README_rpm.txt file from ~/asf/svn-r9423/asf_tools folder):
cd ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/rpmbuild
./tarrpms asf_mapready mapready
* Put the built files on dq (still in ~/asf/svn-r9423/release/rpmbuild):
mkdir /stor/dq/release_builds/mapready/v2.4.0
cp dist/* /stor/dq/release_builds/mapready/v2.4.0
chmod 775 /stor/dq/release_builds/mapready/v2.4.0
chmod 664 /stor/dq/release_builds/mapready/v2.4.0/*
chgrp dq /stor/dq/release_builds/mapready/v2.4.0
chgrp dq /stor/dq/release_builds/mapready/v2.4.0/*
**OPTIONAL**
'Da Man' likes to finish up by doing this:
mv ~/asf/svn-r9423 ~/asf/mapready-v2.4.0
MapReady v2.x Windows Release Build Procedure:
----------------------------------------------
* Notes:
- The installer package is now called "mapreadyPackageInstall<VV>.nsi"
where <VV> is the version number: e.g., "mapreadyPackageInstall21.nsi"
- You must have MSys, MinGW, Cygwin and the Nullsoft installer system
installed on the build machine for this build step.
* Make sure DEBUG_BUILD is not set to any particular debug level:
unset DEBUG_BUILD
* Go to the UTD Tools Wiki and follow the instructions for preparing
the tools to be built with MinGW:
http://wiki/asf/MinGW
* Once you've completed the MinGW preparation steps, then build the ASF tools:
cd <path>/asf_tools
make clean
make
* Optional: We are currently not distributing akdem_grab, but if you want to
distribute it with the Windows build, then you will have to build akdem_grab
manually:
1) From asf_tools directory:
cd prototype/src/usgs_seamless
make
The Makefile should copy akdem_grab to ../../../bin automatically.
If "make" fails because of an error in osl/socket.cpp (it did for me)
then you probably need to do this:
vi ../osl/socket.cpp
--> comment out line 35: typedef int socklen_t;
2) In the NSIS script, find the akdem_grab.exe line and un-comment it out
so the file will be included. Change this:
;File "${ASF_BINS_LOC}\akdem_grab.exe
to this by removing the leading ';' character:
File "${ASF_BINS_LOC}\akdem_grab.exe
* Make the help files:
1) From a CYGWIN window (important!), not a MSys/MinGW window, build the MapReady
htmlhelp.chm manually and get it to the proper location.
From the asf_tools directory:
cd src/asf_convert_gui
make htmlhelp.chm
2) From a MSYS/MINGW window (important!), not a CygWin window, build the mapready
GUI:
make
* Edit
<path>/release/trunk/windows_installer/convert_package/mapreadyPackageInstall21.nsi
and update the locations of the tool binaries and the cygwin
binaries directories. Look for the ASF_BINS_LOC and CYGWIN_BINS_LOC
definitions respectively (although the CygWin stuff shouldn't matter now.)
* Build the Windows self-installing executable:
a) In a Windows file manager window, right click on the script
that you edited in the previous step and select 'Compile NSIS script'
b) -deprecated- (The MinGW library is now statically linked to the tools)
The installer is going to grab the cygwin1.dll file from
../support/cygwin (along with a bunch of other dlls). You
must test the self-installer on a Windows machine that does
NOT have Cygwin installed on to verify that the cygwin1.dll
file from this folder works with our code. If not, then you
should replace this cygwin1.dll file with the one from your
Cygwin installation (c:/cygwin/bin/cygwin1.dll) and try
again. Ideally, you would also test the installer on a
machine WITH Cygwin installed as well.
* Create a zip and tarball of the generated binary (use Winzip, 7zip, or unix)
Currently we are using the naming scheme:
<package>-<V>.<V>.<V>-<OS>.<compression type>
e.g.
mapready-2.1.8-win32.zip
mapready-2.1.8-win32.tar.gz
* Put these files with the already packaged Linux and Source distributions to
our favorite 'point release' locations using WinSCP and your favorite web
browser. Then DQ can test this stuff!
On Data Quality's machine at
dq.asf.alaska.edu:/stor/dq/release_builds/mapready/v2.1.8
And on our Wiki page
http://wiki/asf/UTD_tools_page
SAR TRAINING PROCESSOR (STP) SOURCE AND RPM RELEASE PROCEDURE
-------------------------------------------------------------
* Check out the branched or trunk code to be released to a directory
(e.g.~/asf/asf_tools). NOTE: You will perform an 'svn export' to obtain
a copy of the tools for building the release later in this procedure.
Trunk:
> svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/trunk asf_tools
Or Branch:
> svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/branches/stp_v?-?-x asf_tools
* Update STP_VERSION in include/asf_version.h
* Tag the repository:
Trunk:
> svn copy svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/trunk \
svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/stp_v?-?-?
Or Branch:
> svn copy svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/branches/stp_v?-?-x \
svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/stp_v?-?-?
* Create a clean directory where you will produce the build (etc),
for example:
> mkdir ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>
* Export a copy of the release in the work directory:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>
> svn export svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/stp_v?-?-? asf_tools
* Check out autotar and rpmbuild into the work directory.
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>
> svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/autotar release/autotar
> svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/rpmbuild release/rpmbuild
* Make working directories for autotar:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>
> mkdir -p release/tar_filelist
> mkdir -p release/tar
* Create the source.stp_package file:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/asf_tools/make_support
> make
> ./makemake
* Update Makefile.in
-> Update the "default" target to build stp (instead of mapready)
-> Update the "all" target to just include stp.
-> Update the "clean" target to just include STP_MODULES
-> Hardcode the SVN revision number
Change:
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"`svn info|grep Revision|cut -c11-`\"">include/svn_rev.h
to:
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"<REVISION#>\"">include/svn_rev.h
* Update source.stp_package, adding:
src/metadata
src/metadata_tui
src/libasf_terrcorr
src/libasf_insar
src/stp
* Run the autotar script:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/autotar
> ./tarfile src ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#> stp_package
* Run the rpmprep script:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/autotar
> ./rpmprep stp_package stp
* Copy an older .spec file to the new one:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/rpmbuild
> cp <old .spec file> stp-?.?.?-1.spec
* Edit the new .spec file (stp-?.?.?-1.spec) to use the correct version.
The version number to be edited should be on line 2:
Text chunk:
Summary: ASF SAR Training Processor
Name: stp
Version: ?.?.?
Release: 1
License: BSD
* If you have never copied the .rpmmacros and .rpmrc files to your
home directory, then do so now:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/rpmbuild
> cp dot.rpmmacros ~/.rpmmacros
> cp dot.rpmrc ~/.rpmrc
* Edit ~/.rpmmacros to update the top directory to the 'release' folder.
Find the %_topdir line and edit as follows:
%_topdir %(echo $HOME)/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release
* Make sure DEBUG_BUILD is not set to any particular debug level:
> unset DEBUG_BUILD
* Build the rpm:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/rpmbuild
> rpmbuild -ba stp-?.?.?-1.spec
* Collect rpm & source tarball for Linux & Win32 distribution using the
tarrpms script. This should put all the *.tar.gz & *.zip files you need
in ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/rpmbuild/Source and
~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/rpmbuild/RPMS:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/rpmbuild
> ./tarrpms stp stp
* Copy all the packages to our favorite archive location. The files you're
sending should look something like this:
stp-?.?.?-rpm.tar.gz
stp-?.?.?-rpm.zip
stp-?.?.?-src.tar.gz
stp-?.?.?-src.zip
> cd ~/asf/svn-r<REVISION#>/release/rpmbuild
> scp ./dist/* dq:/stor/dq/release_builds/stp/?.?.?
* Let Data Quality know where stuff is for validation.
DQ Lead: Wade Albright ([email protected], x1985)
Master tester: Charley Slater ([email protected], x5633)
* If it's been validated let the web person know to deliver it to the web
Jeannine Haney <[email protected], x5793)
* Rejoice! For this task is done!
SAR TRAINING PROCESSOR (STP) WINDOWS RELEASE PROCEDURE
------------------------------------------------------
NOTE: it is assumed that you have already tagged the repository in preparation
for this release you are about to do. The tagging procedure takes place
in the first few steps source & rpm release procedure in case you'd like
a reference.
* Make sure you've got these programs installed:
* Cygwin
* Nullsoft installer system
* Tortoise SVN (or the svn that comes with cygwin,
but only use one of these svns for your checkins, checkouts, etc,
because they don't play very well together)
* Open a Cygwin terminal
* Check out the tagged version of the stp for release.
> svn export svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/stp_v?-?-? asf_tools
* If you've got another code tree that has already been built, and you're sure
that the external libraries you have built already are the same as the
tagged version you're about to check out, you can copy that into your
tagged tree.
> cp -r prebuilt/asf_tools/external tagged/asf_tools/.
* Make sure DEBUG_BUILD is not set to any particular debug level:
> unset DEBUG_BUILD
* Build the ASF tools:
cd <path>/asf_tools
make clean
make
* Edit
<path>/release/trunk/windows_installer/stp_package/stpPackageInstall<??>.nsi
where <??> is the version number (e.g. stpPackageInstall10.nsi) and update
the locations of the tool binaries and the cygwin binaries directories. Look
for the ASF_BINS_LOC and CYGWIN_BINS_LOC definitions respectively.
* Build the Windows self-installing executable:
a) In a Windows file manager window, right click on the script
that you edited in the previous step and select 'Compile NSIS script'
b) The installer is going to grab the cygwin1.dll file from
../support/cygwin (along with a bunch of other dlls). You
must test the self-installer on a Windows machine that does
NOT have Cygwin installed on to verify that the cygwin1.dll
file from this folder works with our code. If not, then you
should replace this cygwin1.dll file with the one from your
Cygwin installation (c:/cygwin/bin/cygwin1.dll) and try
again. Ideally, you would also test the installer on a
machine WITH Cygwin installed as well.
* Create a tarball and zip of the generated binary. In Unix-land you can use
tar czf for the tar.gz and the zip command for the .zip. On windows Winzip
can take care of the .zip or 7zip can do both.
The file to package should be at
<path>\release\windows_installer\stp_package\STP_Setup.exe
The tarballed and zipped file names should be formatted as follows where
the ?s are version numbers:
stp-?.?.?-win32.tar.gz
stp-?.?.?-win32.zip
* Copy the packages (winSCP or FileZilla) to our archive location, currently:
dq:/stor/dq/release_builds/stp/?.?.?
* Let Data Quality know where stuff is for validation.
DQ Lead: Wade Albright ([email protected], x1985)
Master tester: Charley Slater ([email protected], x5633)
* If it's been validated let the web person know to deliver it to the web.
Jeannine Haney <[email protected], x5793)
* Rejoice! For this task is done!
CONVERT TO VECTOR SOURCE AND RPM RELEASE PROCEDURE
-------------------------------------------------------------
* It is suggested that you do the build on dq.
* Update C2V_VERSION and C2V_VERSION_STRING in include/asf_version.h
* Do a global-replace in this file of "8-8-8" with the actual version
number of the build. Do not save/check-in the document with that
replacement!
* Do a global-replace in this file of "8.8.8" with the actual version
number of the build. Do not save/check-in the document with that
replacement!
* Update the version history document to reflect the version being build,
and the current date.
* Tag the repository:
Trunk:
> svn copy svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/trunk
svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/c2v_v8-8-8
Or Branch (branch name varies...)
> svn copy svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/branches/c2v_v?-?-x \
svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/c2v_v8-8-8
* Do a global-replace in this file of "8888" with the svn revision number
of the copy. Do not save/check-in the document with that replacement!
* Create a clean directory where you will produce the build (etc),
for example:
> mkdir ~/asf/svn-r8888
* Export a copy of the release in the work directory:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888
> svn export svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/c2v_v8-8-8 asf_tools
* Check out autotar and rpmbuild into the work directory.
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888
> svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/autotar release/autotar
> svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/rpmbuild release/rpmbuild
* Make working directories for autotar:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888
> mkdir -p release/tar_filelist
> mkdir -p release/tar
* Create svn_rev.h:
cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/asf_tools/include
echo "#define SVN_REV \"8888\"" > svn_rev.h
* Fix up Makefile.in:
a. Change the following line in the Makefile.in so that the svn revision
number is hard coded.
change:
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"`svn info|grep Revision|cut -c11-`\"">include/svn_rev.h
to:
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"8888\"">include/svn_rev.h
b. The "stp", "ap", "req", "mapready", "jpl", "create_thumbs", "data_qc",
and "oldtools" targets, and all associated build instructions,
should all be deleted from Makefile.in
c. Update the "all" and "default" targets to only build "c2v".
d. Fix the "clean" target near the end of the file, to only include C2V_MODULES,
i.e., delete the STP_MODULES and AP_MODULES, etc.
* Clean out the mapready, etc documentation that is not needed in the c2v package:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/asf_tools/doc
> rm arc* cre* dem* map* rep* SAR* stp*
* Create the source.c2v_package file:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/asf_tools/make_support
> make
> ./makemake
> rm -f makemake ../Makefile.old
* Update source.c2v_package, adding:
src/libasf_sar
src/libasf_geocode
src/libasf_export
src/convert2vector_gui
doc
* Run the autotar script:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/autotar
> ./tarfile src ~/asf/svn-r8888 c2v_package
* Run the rpmprep script:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/autotar
> ./rpmprep c2v_package c2v
* Copy an older .spec file to the new one:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/rpmbuild
> mv c2v-1.0.0-1.spec c2v-8.8.8-1.spec
* Edit the new .spec file (c2v-1.0.0-1.i386.spec) to use the correct version.
The version number to be edited should be on line 2:
Text chunk:
Summary: ASF Convert To Vector
Name: c2v
Version: 8.8.8
Release: 1
License: BSD
* If you have never copied the .rpmmacros and .rpmrc files to your
home directory, then do so now:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/rpmbuild
> cp dot.rpmmacros ~/.rpmmacros
> cp dot.rpmrc ~/.rpmrc
* Edit ~/.rpmmacros to update the top directory to the 'release' folder.
Find the %_topdir line and edit as follows:
%_topdir %(echo $HOME)/asf/svn-r8888/release
* Make sure DEBUG_BUILD is not set to any particular debug level:
> unset DEBUG_BUILD
* Build the rpm:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/rpmbuild
> rpmbuild -ba --sign c2v-8.8.8-1.spec
The password is 'bob'
Check that the rpm was properly signed:
> rpm -K RPMS/asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.i386.rpm
After this, you should see an 'OK' statement similar to the one below:
asf_mapready-2.4.0-1.i386.rpm: (sha1) dsa sha1 md5 gpg OK
**--> Ensure that 'gpg' is present in the list. <--**
* Collect rpm & source tarball for Linux & Win32 distribution using the
tarrpms script. This should put all the *.tar.gz & *.zip files you need
in ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/rpmbuild/Source and
~/asf/svn-r8888/release/rpmbuild/RPMS:
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/rpmbuild
> ./tarrpms c2v convert_to_vector
* Copy all the packages to our favorite archive location. The files you're
sending should look something like this:
convert_to_vector-8.8.8-rpm.tar.gz
convert_to_vector-8.8.8-rpm.zip
convert_to_vector-8.8.8-src.tar.gz
convert_to_vector-8.8.8-src.zip
Also, make sure permissions are good.
> cd ~/asf/svn-r8888/release/rpmbuild
> mkdir /stor/dq/release_builds/c2v/8.8.8
> cp dist/* /stor/dq/release_builds/c2v/8.8.8
> chmod 775 /stor/dq/release_builds/c2v/8.8.8
> chmod 664 /stor/dq/release_builds/c2v/8.8.8/*
> chgrp dq /stor/dq/release_builds/c2v/8.8.8
> chgrp dq /stor/dq/release_builds/c2v/8.8.8/*
* Upload the files to winfs:
http://winfs/utdtools/default.aspx
They should be uploaded to the "Convert To Vector" section.
You only need to upload the .tar.gz files for Linux/Source, and the .zip
file for windows.
* Update this page:
http://wiki/asf/C2V_releases
including writing a "release notes" entry in the wiki. Use prior
versions as a template.
JPL Mosaic Suite RPM Build Procedure:
-------------------------------------
Note: The following example assumes subversion revision 8072, jpl version
of 1.0.0, and a work folder at ~/asf.
* Check out the code to be released (if not already), i.e. branched version
or the trunk, i.e. to ~/asf/asf_tools. NOTE: You will perform an
'svn export' to obtain a copy of the tools for building the release
later in this procedure.
* Update the version number(s) in ~/asf/asf_tools/include/asf_version.h
and commit the change to the subversion repository. Example:
a) JPL_VERSION_STRING "1.0.0-dev"
changes to
JPL_VERSION_STRING "1.0.0"
b) svn ci
* Tag the repository. Example of tagging the trunk:
svn copy svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/trunk \
svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/jplmosaicsuite_v1-0-0
* Create a clean directory where you will produce the build (etc),
for example (change the revision number to the one that you have
checked out):
mkdir ~/asf/jpl-r8072
* Check out autotar and rpmbuild into this work directory. Example:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072
svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/autotar release/autotar
svn co svn+ssh://svn/svn/release/trunk/rpmbuild release/rpmbuild
* Export a copy of the release:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072
svn export svn+ssh://svn/svn/asf_tools/tags/jplmosaicsuite_v1-0-0 asf_tools
* Use your favorite editor to edit ~/asf/jpl-r8072/asf_tools/Makefile.in
a) Hard code the setting of the SVN revision number:
change (around line 235):
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"`svn info|grep Revision|cut -c11-`\"">include/svn_rev.h
to:
SET_SVN_REV_H = echo "\#define SVN_REV \"8072\"">include/svn_rev.h
b) Change the default target to build the jpl target (around line 238).
default: jpl
* Create the source.* files in ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/autotar
(automatically by makemake if you followed the directory structure
instructions listed here):
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/asf_tools/make_support
make
./makemake
rm makemake
* Run the autotar script:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/autotar
./tarfile src ~/asf/jpl-r8072 -noext jpl
* Run the rpmprep script (from autotar folder):
./rpmprep jpl jplmosaicsuite
* Copy an older .spec file to the new one, then edit the new .spec
file in to use the correct version:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/rpmbuild
cp <old .spec file> jplmosaicsuite-1.0.0-1.i386.spec
vi jplmosaicsuite-1.0.0-1.i386.spec
* Create RPM keys (if not already done)
a) If you have not already added the secret and public gpg keys
to your ~/.gnupg folder, then do so now or the rpm build will
not sign the rpms. Note that you CAN sign the rpms after they
have been created with "rpm --addsign <rpm file name>". Note that
the first step below is unnessary if you already have a .gnupg
folder in your home directory:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/rpmbuild
mkdir ~/.gnupg
cp dot.gnupg* ~/.gnupg
cd ~/.gnupg
gunzip *
tar xvf *
b) If the machine that you are using has not had the public key
imported to the rpm public keys database yet, you will not be
able to check your rpms to see if they were signed properly.
Import the public key into the rpm public keys database as
shown below (you must have root access). Still in the rpmbuild
folder ...do the following:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/rpmbuild/public_key
sudo rpm -import asf_tools-pubkey.asc
* If you have never copied the .rpmmacros and .rpmrc files to your
home directory, then do so now, otherwise skip to step 7:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/rpmbuild
cp dot.rpmmacros ~/.rpmmacros
cp dot.rpmrc ~/.rpmrc
* Edit ~/.rpmmacros to update the top directory for your build's rpmbuild
parent directory, i.e. the 'release' folder. Find the %_topdir line and
edit as follows:
%_topdir %(echo $HOME)/asf/jpl-r8072/release
* Clean up any old rpm builds if necessary:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/rpmbuild
rm -rf BUILD/* RPMS/* SRPMS/*
* Make sure DEBUG_BUILD is not set to any particular debug level:
unset DEBUG_BUILD
* Build and check the rpm:
cd ~/asf/jpl-r8072/release/rpmbuild
rpmbuild -ba --sign jplmosaicsuite-1.0.0-1.i386.spec
<password is 'bob'>
OPTIONAL: Check the results of the rpm build:
rpm -K RPMS/jplmosaicsuite-1.0.0-1.i386.rpm
After the "rpm -K" command, you should see an 'OK' statement similar
to the one below that indicates the rpm was properly signed: