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RubyInstaller for Windows - Build recipes
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Delegating maintenance and releases of RubyInstaller #255

Closed Azolo closed 9 years ago

Azolo commented 9 years ago

With @luislavena no longer actively maintaining RubyInstaller, I'm going to take over the release schedule and other relevant issues.

The process requires transfer of outside credentials, among other things.

This issue is to keep track of the process and hopefully help document it.

luislavena commented 9 years ago

Hello @Azolo thanks for starting this thread.

The following are the items I believe needs to be addressed for each part of the project:

RubyInstaller

knapsack (and openknapsack.org packages)

RubyInstaller email is managed by Google Apps.

Domains rubyinstaller.org and openknapsack.org are managed via Namecheap and been paid until 2019 and 2016 respectively.

DNS is managed via CloudFlare (free account) with rubyinstaller.org email

Ideally, all S3 related material should be moved to a different place, probably usage of bintray accounts and upload of multiple releases/packages.

I think the next steps will be:

But all those steps can be later done by you.

At this time, S3/CloudFront cost me around 100 USD/month, which is something I can maintain for a few more months but would like to migrate if possible.

Let me know what email address/username would you like to use to manage the website, and what email address will be used for Heroku.

Cheers.

Azolo commented 9 years ago

Alright, I've sent you an email with management information.

Is there anything left on S3/Cloudfront if we upload all the previous releases plus knapsack packages to Bintray?

luislavena commented 9 years ago

I've sent you an email with management information.

Replied, waiting on bintray acceptance of invite so can grant you permissions.

Is there anything left on S3/Cloudfront if we upload all the previous releases...

Just DevKit releases. Those could be added to bintray too.

Cheers.

luislavena commented 9 years ago

@Azolo permissions granted on Bintray!

Cheers.

Azolo commented 9 years ago

Alright, I've uploaded all the previous releases of RubyInstaller and the DevKits to Bintray.

Still need to get all the knapsack packages though.

luislavena commented 9 years ago

@Azolo awesome!

I'm sending you now the S3 credentials to access the knapsack bucket so you don't need to hunt down every single release.

Cheers.

luislavena commented 9 years ago

@Azolo delivered S3 credentials for openknapsack packages and distfiles.

If you're using CloudBerry Explorer you will need to enter distfiles.openknapsack.org or packages.openknapsack.org manually in the location bar.

This is caused by S3 not returning the buckets you have permissions when requesting ListAllBuckets (even when you have them).

Let me know if you can access it.

Cheers.

Azolo commented 9 years ago

Ok, packages are uploaded. There were some distfiles without packages. I didn't upload those.

https://bintray.com/oneclick/OpenKnapsack

I'll start doing the work on changing the RubyInstaller and Knapsack recipes soon, plus making announcements. Probably get more information on the package READMEs etc.

I think the issue I'm going to have trouble with now is: I don't know how the cms for rubyinstaller.org currently works.

luislavena commented 9 years ago

@Azolo great!

There were some distfiles without packages. I didn't upload those.

Yeah, some source packages were uploaded for testing some recipes, but never made into packages.

I think the issue I'm going to have trouble with now is: I don't know how the cms for rubyinstaller.org currently works.

Is a Radiant CMS, you edit the HTML files via the web :cry:

I can put you in touch with the developer who started to work on making the web pusheable, perhaps convert it to Jekyll:

https://github.com/oneclick/rubyinstaller.org

Azolo commented 9 years ago

@luislavena Alright.

So, all of the download links on rubyinstaller.org have been changed and point to their respective Bintray links. There were a few casualties of really old/experimental releases I couldn't get my hands on, but otherwise things look good there.

As for the cdn, there are still some static assets being served as part of rubyinstaller.org. Once we take a look at those and get that figured out I think we can look at how to handle any redirects that may need to be done.

On another note, when I released Ruby 2.2.1 today the results of make check weren't looking great. What's the best way to report this kind of stuff?

luislavena commented 9 years ago

So, all of the download links on rubyinstaller.org have been changed and point to their respective Bintray links.

Awesome! :heart: :sparkles: :sparkling_heart:

As for the cdn, there are still some static assets being served as part of rubyinstaller.org.

:+1: roger that, I think those static assets will go away if you pursue the site redesign. If not, I think can be added to the app of the site itself and the html/css/js corrected.

On another note, when I released Ruby 2.2.1 today the results of make check weren't looking great. What's the best way to report this kind of stuff?

Individual tickets per-error on Ruby's Redmine installation:

https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/

I'm closing this, feel free to open any issue and mention me to discuss.

Cheers!

Azolo commented 9 years ago

kk Thanks

I'll get started on the redesign next week sometime or soon after.