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[Rivet] Rivet tracker clean-up, etc. before 2.1.0 releaseAndy Buckley andy.buckley at cern.chThu Feb 6 00:45:09 GMT 2014
On 05/02/14 10:16, Frank Siegert wrote: > Hi Andy, > > I actually didn't get your original mail because I was kicked off the > list again due to bounces (this still happens to me regularly) Yep, the same happens to me, too. I see the list admin messages kicking both of us off at the same time... > but just saw in the archives that you asked: > >> Frank, I've merged some extra changes into the bootstrap scripts, to move the autotools building into the dev mode only. When we release 2.0.1 do you want to remove mention of yaml-cpp completely, or just set INSTALL_YAMLCPP=0 by default? > > I would do the latter, and remove it at some later point, just to make > it possible for users to install 2.0.0 at all. Ok. So it will require some special treatment to apply --with-yaml-cpp if version < 2.1.0, otherwise without :-/ > One more point about the "getting started" for new users: would you > mind replacing the URL of the "Get Rivet" link on the homepage such > that it points to the GettingStarted wiki page? I think currently it > might be a bit misleading for users to be transferred directly to the > download page. Done! Thanks. Andy PS. Latest YODA and Rivet "TEST" tarballs look good for me on HepForge login, and a private Ubuntu machine of mine with no HEP libs on it at all. However, the bootstrap scripts need to install cmake if it's not found: it's needed to build Rivet due to the built-in yaml-cpp, and the build from rivet-2-bootstrap-lcg currently fails on lxplus because there isn't a system cmake installation (really?!?) [I guess hg could be reverted to install on failed autodetection rather than explicit request, since I don't think there is any version sensitivity -- unlike for Cython.] Once this is fixed, I think we are good to release YODA 1.0.5 and Rivet 2.1.0 :-) Thanks for all the contributions! -- Dr Andy Buckley, Royal Society University Research Fellow Particle Physics Expt Group, University of Glasgow / PH Dept, CERN
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