ReleaseProcess

Generating release packages and updating source control(svn)

- Check that the version set in AssemblyInfo.cs is correct for the next release
- Make sure ChangeLog has been updated to reflect this version ahead of the
  list of changes that are going into that release.
- Rebuild project
- Run the unit tests in Test/, they should all pass (or you should know why
  a given test isn't passing)
- Make sure all outstanding changes are checked in
- Tag trunk as the release, ex.
  svn copy https://sharppcap.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/sharppcap/trunk \
           https://sharppcap.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/sharppcap/tags/SharpPcap_X_Y_Z
- Run make_src_release with the tag name and release name
- Run make_bin_release with the release name


Pushing changes out to the world

- Log into the sourceforge website and go to 'Project admin' and click on 'Add release'
- Use a release name of the version, ie, "2.1.0" as the new release name
- Copy and paste the changes since the last release into the ChangeLog textbox and
  check off 'preserve my pre-formatted text"
- Click 'Submit/refresh' to save the changes
- In another tab/browser, log into https://frs.sourceforge.net/webupload with
  your sourceforge username and password
- Upload the bin and src packages built by make_bin_release and make_src_release
- Go back to the tab with the new release and click 'Add files and/or refresh view' button
- Check off the two files you uploaded and click the 'Add files and/or refresh view' button
- For the binary package select a 'Platform-Independent' Processor and for the File Type
  select 'Other binary package'
- Click on update/refresh for that package
- For the source package select 'Platform-Independent' Processor and for the File Type
  select 'Source .zip'
- Click on update/refresh for that package

- If everything looks good go to Step 4 and check off the 'I'm sure box' and click on
  the 'Send Notice' button to notify people that the new version has been released

- NOTE: The release page can be updated later so if there are mistakes they can be
        corrected and should take effect when the particular section is saved.