Update upstream source from tag 'upstream/1.0.28'

Update to upstream version '1.0.28'
with Debian dir ec5bb298266630fc3801ff6dc0c258f6df7ba979

1 files changed, 34 insertions, 63 deletions

diff --git a/doc/releases.txt b/doc/releases.txt
index 1579b15..abd007e 100644
--- a/doc/releases.txt
+++ b/doc/releases.txt
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-2009-05-05
+2019-07-30
 
 This text summarizes some points to pay attention to when a new release
 of sane-backends is planned.
@@ -6,8 +6,9 @@ of sane-backends is planned.
 Timetable (approximate periods):
 
 Day  0: Announcement of upcoming release on sane-devel including timetable
+        and pointer to the GitLab milestone
 Day 14: Feature freeze (only bugfixes + documentation updates)
-Day 28: Code freeze (only fixes for bugs that can destroy hardware, can cause 
+Day 28: Code freeze (only fixes for bugs that can destroy hardware, can cause
         compilation problems or render a backend completely unusable, and
         documentation updates are allowed)
 Day 35: Release
@@ -16,79 +17,49 @@ Before the release:
 
 * set :new :yes on any new backend .desc files, by looking for added files:
 
-  cd backend
-  ls | while read aa; do git log --follow --diff-filter=A --find-renames=40% --format="%ai  $aa" "$aa"; done > foo.log
+  version=1.0.27
+  git ls-files -- backend | while read f; do
+    git log --follow --diff-filter=A --find-renames=40% \
+            --format="%ai  $f" $version..HEAD -- "$f"
+  done | cat
 
-  Then inspect foo.log for any files added since the last release.
-* Make sure that config.guess and config.sub are up-to-date (get them from
-  savannah.gnu.org/projects/config) (git clone is easiest)
-* configure.ac: remove 'git' from textual version number, and increment it
-* run autoreconf --force but do *NOT* use the --install option as it will
-  overwrite our custom ltmain.sh
-* ChangeLog: generate from git log, something like:
-  git log RELEASE_1_0_25..HEAD > ChangeLog
 * NEWS: update and enter date of release, etc
-  Get list of heavily change backends via: git diff --stat RELEASE_1_0_25
-  Get other things by reading ChangeLog
-* sane-backends.lsm: update
+  Get list of heavily change backends via: git diff --stat $version..HEAD
+  Get list of details from: git log $version..HEAD
 * git commit -a
-* tag git with release tag; e.g.: 'git tag -a RELEASE_1_0_15'
-* probably DONT want to git push here, because alioth will rebuild it's local
-  checkout needlessly
+* git push origin master
 
 Making the release:
 
-* make tar.gz, sane-backends-x.y.z.lsm, and .md5sum with "make sane-backends"
-* unpack tar.gz in temporary directory
-* make diff from last release by unpacking it also in temporary directory
-  and running e.g. 
-  diff -uNr sane-backends-1.0.23 sane-backends-1.0.24  > sane-backends-1.0.23-1.0.24.diff
-* check that the diff applies cleanly to the old version
-* gzip the diff
-* install devel headers required to build optional backends (1284,gphoto,etc)
-* check that the new version .tar.gz can be compiled
-* upload the .tar.gz, tar.gz.md5 and .diff.gz to the FTP/HTTP servers
-  (at the moment: alioth.debian.org, ftp files are in
-  /srv/alioth.debian.org/chroot/ftproot/pub/sane/ )
-  In the alioth web interface, you should upload the smallest file first,
-  since you don't get error messages until after an upload completes,
-  and you might need to change something.
-  You can add the larger files afterwards. You may have to split larger
-  files.
+* temporarily set a PRIVATE_TOKEN variable in the GitLab CI/CD
+  variables You have to create one in your own Settings > Access
+  Tokens.  Set it to expire in a few hours to avoid abuse.
+* git tag -a -s 1.0.28 -m Release
+* git push --tags origin master
+* trigger the manual 'release' stage of the build via the web UI when
+  this becomes possible.  This requires a valid PRIVATE_TOKEN.
 
 Announcing the release:
 
-* checkout the sane/website.git module and:
-* copy sane-backends.html to sane-backends-"old-version".html
-* update sane-supported-devices.html with link to above "old" file
-* rebuild sane-backends.html and sane-mfgs.html (make -C doc html-pages)
-* use man2html from http://hydra.nac.uci.edu/indiv/ehood/man2html.html
+* [TBD] checkout the sane/website.git module and:
+* [TBD] copy sane-backends.html to sane-backends-"old-version".html
+* [TBD] update sane-supported-devices.html with link to above "old" file
+* [TBD] rebuild sane-backends.html and sane-mfgs.html (make -C doc html-pages)
+* [TBD] use man2html from http://hydra.nac.uci.edu/indiv/ehood/man2html.html
   to rebuild html man pages (make -C doc html-man) (no other version works)
-* add md5 sum to sane-md5sums.txt
-* check and update platforms page (sane-support.html)
+* [TBD] add md5 sum to sane-md5sums.txt
+* [TBD] check and update platforms page (sane-support.html)
 * add announcement to index.html
 * git commit -a && git push
-* check that website was updated automatically. if not, see:
-  /home/groups/sane/bin/update-htdocs.sh
-* rebuild descriptions.db (make -C doc descriptions.db)
-* scp doc/descriptions.db to alioth:
-  /home/groups/sane/search/release
-* write announcements sane-devel, maybe others (e.g. freshmeat),
-  include the md5 hash
+* check that website was updated automatically
+* [TBD] rebuild descriptions.db (make -C doc descriptions.db)
+* announce release on sane-devel and sane-announce mailing lists
 
 After the release:
 
-#### consider not adding old changelogs to release package
-* move ChangeLog to ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-"version"
-* start a new ChangeLog, with the following message:
-
-This file is automatically generated at release time using git commit messages.
-
-For the latest changes please refer to the output of `git log` or see:
-https://alioth.debian.org/plugins/scmgit/cgi-bin/gitweb.cgi?p=sane/sane-backends.git;a=log
-
-* configure.ac: bump textual version & add 'git' suffix
-* configure: regenerate with autoconf
-* remove the ':new' tag from any new backends .desc files
-* git add new files and commit
-* git push && git push --tags (one of these might give an error 'remote: fatal: bad object 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000', try the other one)
+* [TBD] copy ChangeLog to ChangeLogs/ChangeLog-$version
+* [TBD] start a new ChangeLog via git checkout ChangeLog
+* [TBD] bump version number in tools/create-changelog.sh
+* remove the ':new' tag from all doc/descriptions*/*.desc files
+* git add new and changed files and commit
+* git push