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Release strategy #61
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I think we should see the framework like a tool by itself, with its own life and release cycle. Whenever we decide, we tag a new release and inform everyone. Then, analyses are free to update or not. But I agree it does not solve the main question: when should we tag a new release? I don't have strong opinions on this one, but I think we should always tag and release after a bug fix: this is the only way to ensure that everyone knows about it. For other features, I guess it depends if these are wanted for some analyses or not. We also need a some point to discuss branching. We'll need to support multiple CMSSW release, and we'll also need to backport bug fixes. For example, we need many code / python changes to upgrade to CMSSW 7.4.12, which will break compatibility with 7.4.10. But, 7.4.10 is sill needed to run over MC and Run 2015B / C, so we need to keep it around. I'd suggest the following:
Nomenclature is for example only, I think it should be great to indicate it's up to 7.4.10 and 7.4.12 and more. Again, I'm not sure it's the best way to do it. Any ideas? |
Concerning the release frequency, I think that the baseline should be tag whenever one needs to present outside (meeting, note, PAS, ...) . This should in principle be a minor release (major on exceptional cases). Then, for each release in use, there should be bugfix releases whenever needed. On the contrary, I would not tag new developments before a milestone. This would only create entropy. Also weekly releases would get us to rel 1.52.0 before we notice it. Maybe we can agree to tag on a ~monthly basis if nothing happened in that period. About branches, I am fine with your proposal. |
agreed for the branches and for the proposals on my end ! |
So I propose today to:
Once done, I'll send an email to |
ok for me! also for the tagging: where do we discuss the need for new tags ? we open an issue / milestone to make sure info is propagated ? |
I have created the two new branches, but I've left the master branch in place to not break all the clones out there. I've recreated the 2 PR but this time against the correct branch. Concerning the tagging, it's a good question. Opening an issue sounds like a good idea. In any case, we should always create a new release when tagging. This way, info is propagated and we can document what has changed since the last tag. |
For the follow-up: recent PRs were not backported back to And also a proposal: should we keep this thread open for whenever someones asks for a tag ? |
Any objection if I create a tag today ? (for the branch |
Please go ahead :) 2016-01-11 13:13 GMT+01:00 Olivier [email protected]:
Sébastien Brochet |
Get rid of TTreeFormula for parsing expression
Some 80X samples start coming (e.g. TTTo2L2Nu), so a 80X framework branch will be created soonish 😄 |
I'm working on creating the new branch, stay tuned ;) |
Branch created and opened for business ! |
@blinkseb , @delaere
to continue and follow-up the discussion on #60 outside of the PR itself :
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