Make Release
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1 Project Details
Download: only via GIT on github right now
2 Introduction and History
2.1 Release Pain
One of the issues with releasing software is that you need to do mind-numbing tasks over and over and it is a barrier to "release early, release often". Not only that, releasing a particular package becomes an art-form to do all the right steps in the right order without forgetting anything.
The result of this problem is usually one of:
- 1-2 knowledgeable people and if they perished someone else would be bound to repeat the undocumented mistakes they made.
- A hand-crafted shell script of some kind that automates at least some of the tasks. (somewhere in the middle there is invariably a human step that needs to be done that requires "do this and press enter".)
- Documentation describing the release-steps that need to be performed.
For projects I've worked on in the past, there is often been all three. The scripts get you "so far" but there is still a lot of operator knowledge. Sometimes that knowledge is encoded into a documentation file, but I've found that typically the documentation lags behind the script, the expert operator or both.
2.2 The solution: makerelease
It is, of course, impossible to take all the fun out of the process and make everything totally automated. The goal of makerelease is a few fold:
- Ensure the documentation and the automated systems are combined and thus always in sync
- Automattable instructions (commands to be run) can be included directly and run automatically.
- The user can be prompted for values that need to be entered by a human (like a version number for the release).
- It can be run interactively, prompting the administrator at each step if each step should be done or not.
- Steps can be grouped together (e.g. "preparing", "packaging", "uploading", …)
3 Usage
3.1 Step by Step
makerelease divides up your release steps into pieces. Each step contains documentation and instructions (automatically done or not) that need to be done. There are a number of different types of steps.
3.2 Structured in XML
All the steps are documented and defined using a simple xml syntax. This provides easy editing using any common text editor, but still allows for documentation to be easily embedded and displayable by the makerlease tool. The most basic step structure looks like:
<makerelease> <steps> <step type="informational"> <text> Advertise: NEWS upload to sf, publish on -announce, freshmeat, and the GNU FSF directory (http://directory.fsf.org/)... (send mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS></text> </step> </steps> </makerelease>
This example step (an informational step) simply prints the text to the screen for the user to read.
3.3 makerelease -n: dry-run and produce documentation
You can test running makerelease on a defined xml file using the -n switch. This produces documentation about the steps to be done. For example, running makerelease -n on the previous example would produce:
3.4 makerelease:
By default, makerelease looks for a makerelease.xml file in the current directory. Use the -c FILE flag to specify a particular file to load. It will then proceed to iterate through each step and act accordingly. See the Writing Steps section below for details.
# makerelease -c example.xml -n STEP: 1: Advertise: NEWS upload to sf, publish on -announce, freshmeat, and the GNU FSF directory (http://directory.fsf.org/)... (send mail to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Note: by default it wraps all text nicely to fit into the screen for you.
4 Writing Steps
There are a large number of step types, each with their own purpose. Some flags for them work globally (on any step type) and some are Step specific.
4.1 Global Attributes and Data
4.1.1 <text>foo</text>
The <text> section is used to describe a particular step for documentational purposes. It is output both to the operator doing an actual release as well as when using the -n flag to simply produce documentation.
4.1.2 title="Title for the Step"
A step with the /title="something"/ attribute to the step will "name" the step when displaying it to the user.
<step type="informational" title="Call Bob"> <text> Call Bob and have him commit all his outstanding changes. </text> </step>
Produces:
# makerelease -c example.xml [...] STEP: 2: Call Bob Call Bob and have him commit all his outstanding changes.
4.1.3 stepname="name"
The stepname will eventually be used to control auto-skipping of things. It is most useful when used with a structured naming scheme like "build:configure".
4.1.4 pause="true"
Creating a step with <step pause="true" …> will tell makerelease to stop after the text is displayed and wait for the user to acknowledge the screen.
<step type="informational" pause="true" title="Call Bob"> <text> Call Bob and have him commit all his outstanding changes. </text> </step>
Produces:
# makerelease -c example.xml [...] STEP: 2: Call Bob Call Bob and have him commit all his outstanding changes. ---- PRESS ENTER TO CONTINUE (q=quit) ----
4.2 Step Types
4.2.1 Informational
Informational steps simply present information to the administrator and do not perform any specific action. They're there just to document a step. They can be used to tell an administrator to do something that can't be automated by including the prompt flag to ensure the user sees it.
<step type="informational" pause="true"> <text> Call Bob and have him commit all his outstanding changes. </text> </step>
Produces:
# makerelease -c example.xml [...] STEP: 2: Call Bob and have him commit all his outstanding changes. ---- PRESS ENTER TO CONTINUE (q=quit) ----
4.2.2 Section
The section type lets you group various sub-steps together. It allows for entire sections to be skipped when using the -i p flag and documentation to be divided up into sections.
<step type="section" title="Setup Steps" mandatory="1"> <text>These steps do preliminary work for making a release.</text> <steps> <step type="command"> <commands> <command>echo "hello world"</command> </commands> </step> <step type="informational"> <text>Also, Hello Universe</text> </step> </steps> </step>
Produces:
# makerelease -c example.xml -n STEP: 1: Setup Steps These steps do preliminary work for making a release. ===== Entering Step: 1 ===== STEP: 1.1: Commands to execute: echo "hello world" STEP: 1.2: Also, Hello Universe (Leaving Step: 1)
4.2.3 Include
An include directive is functionally the same as a section directive, but the sections are specified in another makerelease xml file (which must be a fully qualified xml file with the top level <makerelease> tag in place.
<step type="include" title="Super extra steps"> <file>/path/to/foo.xml</file> </step>
4.2.4 Command
Command steps are designed to run a particular set of commands via system() calls. All the commands must succeed or the user will be prompted for what to do next (continue, retry or quit).
<step type="command"> <commands> <command>echo "hello world"</command> <command>rm /</command> </commands> </step>
Produces:
STEP: 3: running 'echo "hello world"' hello world running 'rm /' rm: cannot remove `/': Is a directory failed: status=256 what now (c,r,q)?
4.2.5 Prompt
<step type="prompt" prompt="Enter the version number:" title="Pick a Version Number for this release" parameter="VERSION"> </step>
Asks the user for a version number and assigns the result to the VERSION parameter. The VERSION parameter can be used in future system commands, text, etc by wrapping the parameter name in {} brackets.
<step type="command"> <text>We're going to produce {VERSION} <commands> <command>echo Hello World version {VERSION}</command> </commands> </step>
You can also add a values= attribute to specify the legal values that can be chosen based on a regular expression. For example, the following enforces a strict NUM.NUM format:
<step type="prompt" prompt="Enter the version number:" title="Pick a Version Number for this release" parameter="VERSION" values="^\d+\.\d+$"> </step>
4.2.6 Modify
The modify step lets you make regexp based modifications to files within the distribution. Files are passed through glob() so can include wildcards (*) characters.
<step type="modify" title="Update the version number"> <text> We will now modify files through the code to replace the version number with the newer one. </text> <modifications> <modify find="VERSION = '(.*)'" replace="VERSION = \'{VERSION}\'"> <files> <file>lib/MyModule.pm</file> <file>lib/SubDir/*.pm</file> </files> </modify> </modifications> </step>
Note: You may specify multiple <modify> sections within the <modifications> tag too.
4.2.7 Perl
A wise man once said "when all else fails, resort to perl". Ok, I don't know that anyone said that actually. But I bet someone did because it seems wise to me. Sometimes it's necessary to do extra processing of user-entered data or files or the moon. Embedding perl code directly lets you accomplish these sorts of things.
The $self variable will be to the current Makerelease::Step::Perl module, and within that is a reference to the parameters hash in $self->{'parameters'}.
Here's an example that takes the VERSION parameter and creates a new one called VERSIONDASHES with the dots replaced by dashes.
<step type="perl" title="Defining a second internal version string" mandatory="1"> <perl> <code> # version number with dashes instead of dots $self->{'parameters'}{'VERSIONDASHES'} = $self->{'parameters'}{'VERSION'}; $self->{'parameters'}{'VERSIONDASHES'} =~ s/\./-/g; </code> </perl> </step>
5 Examples
5.1 Projects that are making use of makerelease scripts
(scripts are located in the "dist" subdirectory if not otherwise specified):
5.2 Included example scripts
- dist/makerelease.xml: the release script for this package!
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| struct | NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_V1 |
| struct | NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_V2 |
Defines |
| #define | NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_VER_1 MAKE_NVAPI_VERSION(NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_V1,1) |
| #define | NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_VER_2 MAKE_NVAPI_VERSION(NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_V2,2) |
| #define | NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_VER NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_VER_2 |
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typedef enum
_NV_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCK_ID | NV_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCK_ID |
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_NV_GPU_PERF_VOLTAGE_INFO_DOMAIN_ID | NV_GPU_PERF_VOLTAGE_INFO_DOMAIN_ID |
| typedef NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_V2 | NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES |
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| enum | _NV_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCK_ID { NVAPI_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCK_GRAPHICS = 0,
NVAPI_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCK_MEMORY = 4,
NVAPI_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCK_PROCESSOR = 7,
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| enum | _NV_GPU_PERF_VOLTAGE_INFO_DOMAIN_ID { NVAPI_GPU_PERF_VOLTAGE_INFO_DOMAIN_CORE = 0,
NVAPI_GPU_PERF_VOLTAGE_INFO_DOMAIN_UNDEFINED = NVAPI_MAX_GPU_PERF_VOLTAGES
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| enum | NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_CLOCK_TYPE { NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_CURRENT_FREQ = 0,
NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_BASE_CLOCK = 1,
NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_BOOST_CLOCK = 2,
NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES_CLOCK_TYPE_NUM = 3
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| NVAPI_INTERFACE | NvAPI_GPU_GetAllClockFrequencies (__in NvPhysicalGpuHandle hPhysicalGPU, __inout NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES *pClkFreqs) |
| #define | NVAPI_MAX_GPU_CLOCKS 32 |
| #define | NVAPI_MAX_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCKS 32 |
| #define | NVAPI_MAX_GPU_PERF_CLOCKS 32 |
| #define | NVAPI_MAX_GPU_PERF_VOLTAGES 16 |
| #define | NVAPI_MAX_GPU_PERF_PSTATES 16 |
Detailed Description
The GPU clock control APIs are used to get and set individual clock domains on a per-GPU basis.
Define Documentation
Typedef Documentation
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Function Documentation
This function retrieves the NV_GPU_CLOCK_FREQUENCIES structure for the specified physical GPU.
For each clock domain:
- bIsPresent is set for each domain that is present on the GPU
- frequency is the domain's clock freq in kHz
Each domain's info is indexed in the array. For example: clkFreqs.domain[NVAPI_GPU_PUBLIC_CLOCK_MEMORY] holds the info for the MEMORY domain.
SUPPORTED OS: Windows XP and higher
- Since:
- Release: 295
- Returns:
- This API can return any of the error codes enumerated in NvAPI_Status. If there are return error codes with specific meaning for this API, they are listed below.
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| NVAPI_INVALID_ARGUMENT | pClkFreqs is NULL. |


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In her role as UNHCR* Goodwill Ambassador, actress Angelina Jolie has traveled to refugee camps in many areas of the world including the Balkans, Cambodia, Ecuador, Kenya, Namibia, Pakistan, Tanzania, Thailand, Sierra Leone and Sri Lanka. During her camp visits, Jolie talks personally with the people who live in the camps. Of her talks with refugees at a camp in Ecuador, Jolie said, "What was really shocking was that every individual person you meet will tell you that their immediate family was affected. Somebody's child was killed, somebody's husband. Someone was beaten." It is the work of Goodwill Ambassadors to bring an international spotlight to egregious human rights violations such as those witnessed by Jolie.
Mohammed Assaf, the first Palestinian to win the Arab Idol TV singing competition, has also become the UN's first Palestinian Goodwill Ambassador at the age of 23. A representative for both his generation and for his people, Assaf has made his fellow Palestinians immensely proud. He was born in Libya to Palestinian refugee parents and then returned to the Gaza Strip with his family at age 4 where he was raised in the refugee camp in Khan Younis under very difficult conditions. As a child, Assaf would sing at weddings and events in order to help his parents make ends meet. However, since using his “golden voice” to win Arab Idol, Assaf has embraced not only fame, but responsibility. By accepting his appointment as the first ever “Regional Youth Ambassador for Palestine Refugees” by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) he will help spotlight UNHCR, the agency providing assistance and protection to a population of more than 5 million registered Palestinian refugees. Assaf said, “Being a young refugee myself, I can understand better than anybody else the challenges and the opportunities before us. I’m committed to doing my very best to help UNRWA succeed in giving other young people like me the same chance.”
Youssou N’Dour is “perhaps the most famous singer alive” in Senegal and much of Africa. (Rollingstone.com, 2004) He is also a Goodwill Ambassador. Mr. N’Dour has visited Somali refugees living in the Dadaab camps in north-eastern Kenya. Mr. N'Dour has spoken out about the suffering he witnessed in the camps, saying, “We have a responsibility to do all that we can so that every child can be reached, their immediate needs are met, their health is safeguarded and they are protected from all harm.” N'Dour now heads an initiative titled ‘New Africa’ which plans to use the fresh ideas of Africa’s youth to address the continent’s challenges.
Maria Sharapova is a Russian-born professional tennis player. She has been ranked number one in the world for singles tennis four times. In 2007 Maria became a UNDP Goodwill Ambassador. As Goodwill Ambassador, Maria is committed to improving the lives of people living in Chernobyl-affected areas of Belarus, where she has family roots. In conjunction with the UNDP, Maria has begun a $210,000 scholarship program for children from this area. She also broadcast a video message on the 25th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster. She said, “While the anniversary is filled with sadness, we also acknowledge that this is a time for hope as we move forward in building a better future for all those whose lives have been changed by this tragedy.”
Dikembe Mutombo, NBA basketball player for the "Philadelphia 76-er's" is also 'Youth Emissary' of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Mutombo has made world-wide public service television broadcasts encouraging young people to "do sports, not drugs", and also promoting AIDS-prevention and online literacy. The multilingual Mutombo is able to get his message out in ten languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and five African dialects - in the spirit of true internationalism of the Goodwill Ambassadors.


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$300-$1000 Cash Purse
USCF Permit # 2001-000919
RACE DESCRIPTION: The out-and-back course will be the same as last years except the course will be 10 miles shorter for the 2-3‘s. It follows remote secondary roads through rural areas west of the town of Fairfield, MT in the shadow of the Rocky Mountain Front. The course follows scenic, smooth, lightly traveled highways through rolling terrain with a few climbs near the halfway point.
Distances: Category 2,3 - 74 miles. Other Categories - 52 miles Citizens - 34 miles
CITIZEN’S RACE: Anyone with a helmet and a bicycle is invited to join the event and race on a shorter course. The road is a pretty flat, smooth, lightly traveled rural road located west of Faifield. Start time for citizen racers is 11:10 am. Distance is 34 miles. Registration fee is $10 (citizens only). USCF one-day license is required. No extra charge for USCF license (citizens only).
DIRECTIONS: Stage at City Park on the East side of Fairfield. The park is located on the east end of Main Street. Registration opens at 10:00 am. All categories will start in one group at 11:00 am. Awards after the race at O’Henry’s Bar & Cafe on Main Street.
INCREASING CASH PURSE: If USCF 40 to 49 riders register, the cash purse will increase to $400. For 50 to 59, total purse will be $500. Similar increases for increments of 10 riders thereafter.
MISCELLANEOUS: Montana Cup Points Series Event. USA Cycling rules apply. One-Day licenses will be available. Total registration fee $15.00. Race day registration only. All ages and abilities are eligible to enter. Promoted by the Echelon Cycling Club. Call Rich West,<PHONE_NUMBER> or e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you need more information.
SPONSORS: Please support our sponsors including Bighorn Wilderness, Knicker Biker, Central Bike, and Great Harvest Bread!


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So I'm a woman and a mom and an imigrant. So I guess I am at danger of both being sterotyped and suffering the stereotype threat syndrome. Like it may cross my mind that people around me think at times that I am not technologically savyy enough because, how could I be? I'm a woman and everybody knows that men are best at this kind of stuff. Or that I am not commited enough because I have kids and, that's nature, right? Kids come first. Or the fact that I am an immigrant may make some people weary of my cultural or/and educational fitness.
In my previous job I was communicating a lot via email and my communication skills have been under severe scrutiny by one of the persons I was working with. It was a very stressful time for me as there have been times when my competency was questioned because of merely my way of writing. I have been stereotyped back then. I knew it and I felt it. And it made my own stereotype threat syndrome even more powerful.
Also, during my job searches previous to DBC, I have had a hard time to get invited over for interviews. I guess this kind of stereotype falls in the category "You either have it or you don't". My resume might have not been that impressive, but it was really odd that I was never being contacted back. Of all my applications over a span of 6 months, only 2 companies invited me over for an in person interview. I give them kuddos for their courage of considering starting a coder from a more basic level. The other companies just stuck with the safe way of recruiting the people with experience. But they might have missed their best ever CEO :)
Am I affected by stereotype threat? I think so. And this is even more so magnified by my impostor syndrome (I have it, just hear me talk sometime and I will apologize like 10 times per minute for the stuff that I don't know, though I am aware that I also know so much other stuff). What to do? Mindfulness helps: taking a step back and acknowledging what this is and not let it take over me. Learning more and knowing more helps too :)


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Robbie Williams and Coldplay clashing for Christmas number one
Robbie Williams threatened to end Michael Buble’s festive reign but he has a contender in Coldplay, with both set to race for the all important Christmas number one.
This week will see Robbie, 45, release his first ever Christmas album The Christmas Present, while Coldplay are also dropping their anticipated new album Everyday Life on Friday.
Both releases come one month before Christmas meaning they’ll have to hold onto the top spot for four weeks, but sources say they’re expected to enjoy big sales.
A source told The Sun: ‘Coldplay and Robbie are both massive forces when it comes to selling albums so the numbers they will shift next week will be huge.
‘They have strong track records and very dedicated fan bases who will fight for their act to get to number one.’
They added: ‘At the moment Coldplay are looking likely to pip him to the post, but with a week and a half to go it’s anyone’s game, especially given all of the publicity Robbie has done.’
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Robbie has certainly ramped up the promotion for The Christmas Present, including a performance at the Royal Variety Performance this week which saw him duet with Rod Stewart and Jamie Cullum.
The show is set to air on ITV in December which could likely give Robbie’s record sales a nice boost in time for the Christmas number one announcement.
It was also announced this week that the former Take That star will return to Las Vegas next year for eight shows.
Sharing the exciting news of his new residency, Robbie said: ‘I’m so excited to be returning to Las Vegas for new residency dates next year.
‘To have my own run of Vegas shows was a real dream come true and I can’t wait to come back.’
Meanwhile Coldplay have put themselves to work this week by announcing a surprise show at London’s Natural History Museum, which will take place next Monday.
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