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Revision as of 15:33, 10 January 2008
Release builds of Extensions (Draft)
The release of OpenOffice.org extensions is done independently from the OpenOffice.org Release Schedule.
Requirements
- To keep the build time of the OpenOffice.org core product small, extensions - if not bundled with the Core product - should not be in the regular workspace of the OpenOffice.org build.
- To keep the release schedule of the extensions independent from the OpenOffice.org release schedule, extensions should not be part of the regular workspace of the OpenOffice.org build.
- For every release of OpenOffice.org there will be an environment ( sdk + solver ) to get the extension built. For the development of C++ extensions there will be an WindowsIntel, MacOSXIntel, Solarisx86 and SolarisSparc, Linuxx86 environment (other environments to be added soon).
- For every new release of OpenOffice.org all existing extensions will get recompiled (and tested ?). A new extension will be build on the latest available OOo release even if a lower baseline can be used.
- Open: Development snapshots / automated builds
- open: development builds vs. release builds (strippen)
- Open: QA process and schedule
- Open: Localization process and schedule
- Open/TBD: Development Model
- Bugtracking - Target Milestones ?
- Bugtracking - Component ?
- Developing - branch/release model
- Open: Release Schedule
Recommendations
- It is recommended to develop extensions in Java or other platform independent supported language so that the resulting extensions is able to run on every supported platform.
