Barry Release Checklist:
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- bump version numbers in
		- configure.ac
		- src/Makefile.am
		- src/version.cc
		- gui/configure.ac
		- gui/src/BackupWindow.cc (about dialog)
		- Doxyfile
		- rpm/barry.spec
		- debian/changelog
		- opensync-plugin/configure.ac
		- opensync-plugin/src/barry_sync.cc
		- opensync-plugin/configure.ac
		- opensync-plugin-0.4x/src/barry_sync.cc
		- opensync-plugin/debian/control (libbarry-dev)
		- opensync-plugin-0.4x/debian/control (libbarry-dev)
		- files under po/
- run all tests on a clean git tree, including build test script
- write release notes, including contributors, known issues, new
	features and bugs fixed
	- include mention of distros that support Barry:
		(see AUTHORS file for distro list)
	- include description at the top of what Barry is
- web docs:
	- bump version number and release date on index.php
	- update known issues list
	- check that all external links work, and point to proper content
	- upload latest web docs to netdirect project page
		- run: ./static.sh netdirect
	- upload latest doxygen docs to netdirect project page
- update root README file
- snip this version's changelog history into its own file
- tag CVS repo and sign-tag git repo with latest version
- run maintainer/tagged-release.sh
- manually push git tags to repo.or.cz and sourceforge.net
- upload packages to SourceForge
	ssh -x -a -2 -t USER,PROJECT@shell.sourceforge.net create
	   then use sf-help for details
	- Ubuntu: 7.10, 8.04, 9.04
	- Fedora: 7, 8, 9, 11
	- Debian: stable (lenny)
	- openSUSE: ?
- submit tracker news item at SourceForge
- send announcement to devel and announce mailing list, including:
	- release notes
	- changelog
	- URLs to sourceforge and OpenSUSE Build Service binary packages
	- URL to netdirect doc page
- update Freshmeat entry
- update Sourceforge screenshots / icons if applicable
- send identi.ca/cdfrey and blog notices
- update source project, bumping revision numbers in source code


A note on the tags in Barry's git repository:
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Each release will now have at least 3 tags.  For example, if releasing
version 0.14, the tags will be:

	barry-0.14		Tag on master branch, signifying the
				development point that the release occured
	barry-0.14.tar.bz2	Contains the exact contents of the
				full tar.bz2 release tarball.  If you
				look far enough in the history logs, you will
				find the barry-0.14 tag.
	barry_0.14.orig.tar.gz	Contains the exact contents of the debian
				source package tarball.  Again, barry-0.14
				will be in this tag's history.

Basically, the first tag contains only the source code, and no generated
files.  The second tag (tar.bz2) contains the source code and all
generated files.  And the third tag (orig) contains all of tar.bz2
*except* the debian/ directory.  They are arranged so all history
merges back into the main non-generated source development tree.

