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1 | initial version |
Tracks are stored on the bloom
branch in the tracks.yaml
file:
https://github.com/ros-gbp/qt_gui_core-release/blob/bloom/tracks.yaml
It was released into groovy with an older version of bloom, you can create a new groovy track before releasing if you want:
bloom-release --new-track --ros-distro groovy qt_gui_core groovy
2 | No.2 Revision |
Tracks are stored on the bloom
branch in the tracks.yaml
file:
https://github.com/ros-gbp/qt_gui_core-release/blob/bloom/tracks.yaml
It was released into groovy with an older version of bloom, you can create a new groovy track before releasing if you want:
bloom-release --new-track --ros-distro groovy qt_gui_core groovy
EDIT Now the tracks.yaml files are stored on the master branch, hopefully that is more discoverable. Note that they will only be on the master branch once release with a newer version of bloom so some repositories may still have their track files stored in the bloom branch.
3 | No.3 Revision |
Tracks are stored on the bloom
branch in the tracks.yaml
file:
https://github.com/ros-gbp/qt_gui_core-release/blob/bloom/tracks.yaml
It was released into groovy with an older version of bloom, you can create a new groovy track before releasing if you want:
bloom-release --new-track --ros-distro --rosdistro groovy --track groovy qt_gui_core groovy
--edit
EDIT Now the tracks.yaml files are stored on the master branch, hopefully that is more discoverable. Note that they will only be on the master branch once release with a newer version of bloom so some repositories may still have their track files stored in the bloom branch.branch. I also updated the command to reflect the new syntax.
4 | No.4 Revision |
Tracks are stored on the bloom
branch in the tracks.yaml
file:
https://github.com/ros-gbp/qt_gui_core-release/blob/bloom/tracks.yamlhttps://github.com/ros-gbp/qt_gui_core-release/blob/master/tracks.yaml
It was released into groovy with an older version of bloom, you can create a new groovy track before releasing if you want:
bloom-release --rosdistro groovy --track groovy qt_gui_core --edit
EDIT Now the tracks.yaml files are stored on the master branch, hopefully that is more discoverable. Note that they will only be on the master branch once release with a newer version of bloom so some repositories may still have their track files stored in the bloom branch. I also updated the command to reflect the new syntax.