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Hi Lukasz, Thanks for the explanation. Yes, we will have some patches for non-critical issues (well for Wilko its critical :-). Also, I will be committing the repo reorg. I don't know if that will create problems with cherry picking (I suspect it will). So, I will wait until you cut the 3.0.4 tag. Also, thanks for explaining the RPM thing; makes sense. Andy -----Original Message----- From: Lukasz Janyst Sent: Wednesday, April 20, 2011 7:34 AM To: Andrew Hanushevsky Cc: xrootd-dev Subject: Re: xrootd 3.0.4? Hi Andy, 2011/4/19 Andrew Hanushevsky <[log in to unmask]>: > I don't have any inherent problems with this. However, how does that > impact > the root build and our synchronization with it? Well, Gerri tells me that the dev release will be cut as expected (tomorrow), so there is no chance for this getting in. There is still some time until the 5.30 release targeted for the end of June, so I would cut this 3.0.4 release soon anyways, for the benefit of people who use xrootd outside of ROOT, and then cut another release for inclusion into the next ROOT release. Anyways, I will be on holidays since Friday until Monday (2th of May), so I propose to cut 3.0.4 when I am back. In the mean time feel free to commit whatever you want. We can create a branch from 3.0.3 later an cherry-pick the fixes. > Also, could you explain a bit what "splitting the devel package into three > separate packages" means in practice? Yes. I have submitted the package to be made available for installation on the centrally managed user machines and the lxplus clusters and the Linux Support team (responsible for this) sent back a comment that the devel package (the one containing the header files) should not depend on the server and fuse packages to be installed. The rationale is that many users may want to do development against the client libraries and they should not be forced to install the server packages to do just that. The only way to make this possible is to split the development package into three parts (xrootd-libs-devel, xrootd-client-devel and xrootd-server-devel). Cheers, Lukasz