[reSIProcate] New resip release
Jason Fischl
jason at counterpath.com
Tue Aug 1 16:11:12 CDT 2006
My recommendation is that this time around, that we just provide a
release number and/or tag associated with the release candidate rather
than providing a tarball. Once we are ready to do the actual release,
we can generate the tarball. I think this will lower the bar on
getting new releases out.
Jason
On 8/1/06, Byron Campen <bcampen at estacado.net> wrote:
> It is time to start scrubbing for the resiprocate 1.0 release. I
> will be spending most of my time focusing on this effort until it is
> done. We need to:
>
> -make sure the test cases are working and up-to-date
> -make sure the build works on at least linux (debian and fedora core/
> red hat at a minimum), windows, bsd and OS X, and that we are passing
> test cases on these platforms
> -scrub for memory leaks
> -search for and address any open issues
> -address any open issues
>
> It would also be nice to show that we can pass the latest Torture
> Tests draft, and the protos test suite for SIP.
>
> If anyone will be able to help, or has any goals they would like to
> add to this list, please speak up.
>
> Best regards,
> Byron Campen
>
>
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