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[dsdp-tm-dev] RE: Should TM 3.1 go on the TM 3.0 update site?
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PS
 
actually, I think that we in TM could even provide a 
"RSE Remote CDT Launcher 3.0 - wrapper to install from CDT" 
feature that contains an updated "rse remote launch" plugin which is empty, and 
"requires" the new CDT variant of the Launcher. This would actually allow people 
to update, and the major version bump to 3.0 would indicate the major 
change.
 
Does this sound worthwile?
 
Cheers,
--
Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical 
Staff, Wind River
Target Management Project 
Lead, DSDP PMC Member
 
 
  
  
  Hi 
  all,
   
  As we're 
  approaching the release date for TM 3.1, the question arises whether we'll 
  want to create a new update site for the TM 3.1 contents, or use the existing 
  TM 3.0 update site.
   
  When we use the 
  3.0 site, then people who have last year's TM 3.0 installed can "Check for 
  Updates" in order to get this year's 3.1. The EMF update site, for instance, 
  works that way.
   
  If we create a new 
  site, updating automatically is not possible but requires manual interaction 
  via "Install New Software". This may be desired if we anticipate any kinds of 
  breaking changes that we'd rather not have deployed via "Check for Updates". 
  The Eclipse Platform, for instance, works that way of creating a new site 
  every year.
   
  Note that even the 
  "Automatically check for updates" functionality will always allow end users to 
  review their updates, so I'm leaning towards re-using the existing 3.0 
  site, which currently looks like (attached).
   
  Given that we're 
  in all cases API compatible with 3.0 I don't see any issue with updating. The 
  RemoteCDT Launcher is the only component I'm aware of that won't update like 
  this since it's been moved to the CDT -- it will require manual uninstall / 
  reinstall from the CDT if people want to update it.
   
  Any 
  thoughts?1
   
  Cheers,
  --
  Martin Oberhuber, Senior Member of Technical 
  Staff, Wind River
  Target Management 
  Project Lead, DSDP PMC Member