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## Next click on ''Fedora'' | ## Next click on ''Fedora'' | ||
## Click on ''Fedora'' again | ## Click on ''Fedora'' again | ||
## Edit the description | ## Edit the description -- drafted [[BugZappers/HouseKeeping/TwoWeeksBeforeRelease| two weeks before]] | ||
## Scroll waaaaay to the bottom of screen until you come to ''versions'' | ## Scroll waaaaay to the bottom of screen until you come to ''versions'' | ||
## Add the new version | ## Add the new version | ||
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# Confirm execution of ''rawhide rebase'' with Red Hat Engineering Operations | # Confirm execution of ''rawhide rebase'' with Red Hat Engineering Operations | ||
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* | * Often the new release version is added automatically by Red Hat Engineering Operations when they automatically rebase the rawhide bugs | ||
Latest revision as of 19:26, 2 June 2009
One Day Before Release Date
- Re-confirm that release day is on track with release engineering.
- Enable new Fedora version for GA in Bugzilla & Adjust Product description
- Navigate to https://bugzilla.redhat.com/enter_bug.cgi?classification=Fedora and you'll see the text there
- If you have sufficient bugzilla privelges click on Administration at the top of the screen in bugzilla
- Next click on Products
- Next click on Fedora
- Click on Fedora again
- Edit the description -- drafted two weeks before
- Scroll waaaaay to the bottom of screen until you come to versions
- Add the new version
- Click Save Changes at the bottom of the screen
- Confirm execution of rawhide rebase with Red Hat Engineering Operations
Other Notes
- Often the new release version is added automatically by Red Hat Engineering Operations when they automatically rebase the rawhide bugs