Hi,
As I already announced, Avogadro 1.0.2 was tagged, and released with a
new Windows package. Shortly after release Michael pointed out an i18n
issue. I have tracked down and fixed the bug, and plan on
tagging/releasing 1.0.3 on Monday to address this issue. I didn’t want
to confuse things by re-tagging, as the source files were already out.
If anyone spots any further regressions please let me know. I also
realized that for Windows we still have to manually copy the QM files
too, so 1.0.2 is an i18n fail. There are quite a few great fixes in
there, and so it is good to get it out there at last. So Monday will
be 1.0.3, then onto 1.1.0 beta releases. I think I have the release
process fairly streamlined now, and with the external project based
builds can easily make packages.
Windows schedules tasks are an issue I will work on for getting the
nightly Windows builds back up and running.
Marcus
tagging/releasing 1.0.3 on Monday to address this issue. I didn’t want
to confuse things by re-tagging, as the source files were already out.
Well, Monday is when I was going to spin the Mac release, so that works well. I’ll just bump the versioning.
BTW, if you can make the Windows build use the Open Babel 2-3-x SVN branch, it would definitely help. Linux users, obviously will get the OB-2.3.1 libraries when they’re released soon. Mac and Windows binaries of Avogadro, OTOH, won’t generally update.
Among other fixes in the 2-3-x branch is one that Annulen pointed out. Finally, hydrogens added to sp3 atoms will have equal bond angles (e.g., methane).
-Geoff
As I already announced, Avogadro 1.0.2 was tagged, and released with a
new Windows package.
Oh, before I forget, are there wiki pages for the releases? We’ll also need to bump the file for the update-checker – perhaps on Tuesday.
-Geoff
On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 10:11 PM, Geoffrey Hutchison
geoff.hutchison@gmail.com wrote:
tagging/releasing 1.0.3 on Monday to address this issue. I didn’t want
to confuse things by re-tagging, as the source files were already out.
Well, Monday is when I was going to spin the Mac release, so that works well. I’ll just bump the versioning.
BTW, if you can make the Windows build use the Open Babel 2-3-x SVN branch, it would definitely help. Linux users, obviously will get the OB-2.3.1 libraries when they’re released soon. Mac and Windows binaries of Avogadro, OTOH, won’t generally update.
I already have the Windows binary using the tip of the 2.3 branch with
a couple of build fixes cherry picked from trunk. I have built a
binary with translations for Windows. The fix is already on the
Avogadro 1.0 branch, I will push the version bump shortly.
Among other fixes in the 2-3-x branch is one that Annulen pointed out. Finally, hydrogens added to sp3 atoms will have equal bond angles (e.g., methane).
Sounds great, I knew you were careful with what you put on the 2.3
branch and so figured it would be the best one to use.
Marcus
On Sun, Apr 24, 2011 at 10:15 PM, Geoffrey Hutchison
geoff.hutchison@gmail.com wrote:
As I already announced, Avogadro 1.0.2 was tagged, and released with a
new Windows package.
Oh, before I forget, are there wiki pages for the releases? We’ll also need to bump the file for the update-checker – perhaps on Tuesday.
Yes, they are in the normal places,
http://avogadro.openmolecules.net/wiki/Avogadro_1.0.2
http://avogadro.openmolecules.net/wiki/Avogadro_1.0.3
Thanks,
Marcus