| Hi Jeen,
Originally thought I would do it yesterday after work, but didn’t have the energy. I want to make a list of all the places that need an announcement and add it as a reminder to the end of the script. I’ll do it today, since it’s Saturday morning :)
Wrt. expect:
The sftp tool doesn’t allow you to pass a username and password, so it’s hard to automate an sftp upload. There were a number of workarounds I found when googling it, using expect was one of those options. It seems to be a fairly well known tool (and was installed by default on my Mac). It lets you automate interaction through stdin and stdout. So for sftp it does “run command”, “wait for login prompt”, “type password” and so on.
Håvard On 26 Oct 2019, at 01:40, Jeen Broekstra <jeen.broekstra@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Nice work Havard, thanks!
Do you want to do the honors of announcing the release on website and mailinglist as well? Or do you prefer me to take care of that?
I also have a question about the script: your script introduces two "satellite" scripts, both with extension .expect, which seems to rely on some interpreter called expect. I have never even heard of this and (on my Ubuntu machine at least) it doesn't seem to be installed by default. Can you elaborate on what this is, and why you need it beyond simple shell scripting?
Jeen
Hi,
Just release 3.0.2 with the script. Everything seemed to work. Had forgotten that we need to kick off the release process on jenkins manually, so I need to adjust the script.
Merge with develop worked fine too, just github that makes the PR look strange.
Good times.
Håvard
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