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How to make a Matlab ocean toolbox release
Make sure that the source code you're working with is up to date with what is in subversion
As the GUI developer you need to insure that the code in subversion is consistent with what you want to release. You can use 'svn status' to check whether or not your version is up to date with the repository. If any of your files show 'M' returned from 'svn status', that means they're locally modified and your local code is different from what's in the repository. In that case you should double-check to make sure your local code is correct and use 'svn commit' to upload your code to the repository. Once the repository is up to date with your local code you can continue with the next step.
In regards to naming and numbering conventions:
- If this is a new GUI being added to the toolbox, the name of the GUI should reflect the spelling and capitalization used in the original data set. For example, if an acronym is used such as MODIS or GOES, the name should reflect this capitalization.
- If you are using a function that is also used in another Matlab Ocean Toolbox GUIette, this function should be in the Common directory. If it is not, then you should move it to the common directory and notify the developer of the other GUIette(s) to do the same. Both of you should remove it from the individual GUIette directories.
- Make sure that all file names (e.g., *.m files) in a GUI directory are unique and are not replicated in other GUI directories. This is important because Matlab is not able to differentiate between files of the same name in different sub-directories.
- Version numbers should adhere to a two element numbering scheme. The subversion number will be equivalent to a third number, which is reserved only for minor changes being kept track of in subversion. As such, most of the versions released will end in zero, with only the second digit usually being changed.
Use the 'zip' command to create an archive containing the GUI code from your local SVN directory.
Email the zipped file to cwolfteich@gso.uri.edu for him to test and upload to dev1.opendap.org
Copy the current repository code as a release.
To do that you would 'cd' to the directory containing your local SVN code for the GUI you are releasing, then use SVN to make a copy, as in this example:
svn copy . https://scm.opendap.org/svn/tags/ml-ocean-toolbox/HYCOM/1.13.5
This will copy all the files from the current directory ('.') to a subdirectory named '1.13.5' under ...svn/tags/ml-ocean-toolbox/HYCOM. This way, each time a release is made, a copy of the new code is placed in a directory named with the release version number.