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==Release Day== | ==Release Day== | ||
===Before Release=== | ===Before Release=== | ||
# Pull Translations from Transifex using the script --pull option (which will pull all Transifex maintained languages) | |||
===After Release=== | ===After Release=== | ||
# Release announcement to the mailing list | # Release announcement to the mailing list | ||
# Unleash the translators, asking them to send their translated release announcements to local media | # Unleash the translators, asking them to send their translated release announcements to local media |
Revision as of 22:13, 14 November 2016
Please, Scribus core team devs, add your remarks/proposals for this release checklist (please keep it simple, it should be easy to print and follow for everybody involved in the release making routine)
How to Prepare a Scribus Release
Release Day - 3 weeks
- Feature freeze
- E-mail to the mailing list announcing the feature freeze and asking for testing
Release Day - 2 weeks
- String freeze
- Send an e-mail to all Scribus translators and to the mailing list about the deadline of the upcoming release -- set the deadline for delivering the translations to e.g. "Release Day -1 day"
Release Day - 1 week
- Send the final version of the (short) release announcement to all translators, asking them to translate it into their languages -- set the deadline for delivering the translations to e.g. "Release Day -1 day"
Release Day - 3 days
Release Day - 2 days
Release Day - 1 day
- E-mail to all Scribus translators and to the mailing list that the deadline for their translations is about to pass
Release Day
Before Release
- Pull Translations from Transifex using the script --pull option (which will pull all Transifex maintained languages)
After Release
- Release announcement to the mailing list
- Unleash the translators, asking them to send their translated release announcements to local media