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These instructions assume that you already have a  board18 development
These instructions assume that you already have a  board18 development
environment and access to the branch for which the download is to be created.
environment and access to the branch for which the download is to be created.
'''<p style="color: Green">This procedure really needs to be automated. </p>
 
The command lines below assumme that a zip file for board18-2.3.0 is being created.  
The command lines below assumme that a zip file for board18-2.3.0 is being created.  
This string should be modified to the correct release in all of the listed commands.
This string should be modified to the correct release.


==Perform these steps on your development PC==
==Perform these steps on your development PC==
* If necessary, checkout the branch for the required board18 release.
* If necessary, checkout the branch for the required board18 release.
* Start an edit session on the board18com.js file in the BOARD18/scripts sub directory.
<pre>
/* All board18 global variables are contained in one
* 'master variable' called BD18.  This isolates
* them from global variables in other packages.
*/
var BD18 = {};
BD18.noteTimeout = null; // Used by doLogNote().
BD18.welcomename = null; // Used by doLogNote().
BD18.help = "http://wiki.board18.org/w/Player%27s_Guide_V2.0";
BD18.version = "2.3.2";
</pre>
* Modify the value of BD18.version and also, if necessary, of BD18.help.
* Save the edited file.
* Start an edit session on the config.sh file in the BOARD18/makedist sub directory.
* Start an edit session on the config.sh file in the BOARD18/makedist sub directory.
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# Set versionNo to the version number of the new distribution
# Set versionNo to the version number of the new distribution
versionNo="2.3.0"
versionNo="2.3.2"


# Set BD18Root to the root of the BOARD18 directory structure.
# Set BD18Root to the root of the BOARD18 directory structure.
BD18Root=~/MyDevelopmentDirectory/BOARD18/
BD18Root=~/MyDevelopmentDirectory/BOARD18root/


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Latest revision as of 09:16, 2 October 2016

These instructions assume that you already have a board18 development environment and access to the branch for which the download is to be created.

The command lines below assumme that a zip file for board18-2.3.0 is being created. This string should be modified to the correct release.

Perform these steps on your development PC

  • If necessary, checkout the branch for the required board18 release.
  • Start an edit session on the board18com.js file in the BOARD18/scripts sub directory.
/* All board18 global variables are contained in one
 * 'master variable' called BD18.  This isolates 
 * them from global variables in other packages. 
 */
var BD18 = {};
BD18.noteTimeout = null; // Used by doLogNote().
BD18.welcomename = null; // Used by doLogNote().
BD18.help = "http://wiki.board18.org/w/Player%27s_Guide_V2.0";
BD18.version = "2.3.2";
  • Modify the value of BD18.version and also, if necessary, of BD18.help.
  • Save the edited file.
  • Start an edit session on the config.sh file in the BOARD18/makedist sub directory.
# This file must be updated with the proper parameters before
# BOARD18make is run to create a new BOARD18 distribution.

# Set versionNo to the version number of the new distribution
versionNo="2.3.2"

# Set BD18Root to the root of the BOARD18 directory structure.
BD18Root=~/MyDevelopmentDirectory/BOARD18root/

  • Perform the edits specified in this file as shown above.
  • Save the edited file.
  • Open a command line window.
  • cd to the BOARD18/makedist sub directory.
  • Enter on command line:
 
./BOARD18make
  • This script should create a zip file in your root directory called something like board18-n.n.n.zip.

Setup the Download on the BOARD18 WIKI

  • Go to the BOARD18 WIKI.
  • Upload the newly created zip file into the wiki.
  • Edit the Download BOARD18 page and add the new release.