Le 16/03/13 17:08, Christian Henning a écrit :

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Hi all, quick question: Is the release branch open?

Yes. If you want to include the GIL/IO extension you should request permission to the review managers. Do you mean the review or release managers?

Release manager, sorry. Vicente

On 24 March 2013 17:29, Владислав Щапов wrote:

Hello! There are news about adding GIL.IO in release branch?

Oh sorry, I missed this thread. Looking the gil.io, it still a forwarding html file from 'libs/gil/io/index.html'. Also, from the inspection report: libs/gil/io/doc/html/gil/io/running_gil__io_tests.html: (line 31) Broken link: ../../chhenning libs/gil/io/test/tiff_file_format_test.cpp: *Tab* libs/gil/io/test_images/bmp/readme.txt: *C*, *Lic* libs/gil/io/test_images/png/PngSuite/readme.txt: *C*, *Lic* libs/gil/io/test_images/pnm/readme.txt: *C*, *Lic* libs/gil/io/test_images/raw/readme.txt: *C*, *Lic* libs/gil/io/test_images/targa/fileformat.info: *N* directory name contains a dot character ('.') libs/gil/io/test_images/targa/fileformat.info/readme.txt: *C*, *Lic* libs/gil/io/test_images/tiff/graphicmagick/readme.txt: *C*, *Lic* libs/gil/io/test_images/tiff/libtiffpic/readme.txt: *C*, *Lic* If changing the files in libs/gil/io/test_images is problematic, you can tell inspect to ignore the directory by adding a 'boost-no-inspect' file, preferably containing an explanation. Other than that, the test results aren't running so I haven't been able to look at them. Has this been added to the teste results.

On 26 March 2013 00:46, Christian Henning wrote:

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Looking the gil.io, it still a forwarding html file from 'libs/gil/io/index.html'.

There is a index.html in libs\gil\io\doc\html. Is that ok?

No, there's a conventional location for library index files so that they're easy to link to. Once released you should be able to find the library by going to 'http://www.boost.org/libs/gil/io'. I'll add it for you later.

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Also, from the inspection report:

libs/gil/io/doc/html/gil/io/running_gil__io_tests.html: (line 31) Broken link: ../../chhenning

This is some sort of funny case created by the documentation system. In my qbk file I declare a link:

[def _EMAIL_ [@chhenning ** @ ** gmail.com]]

which then is translated into:

<a href="../../chhenning" target="_top">**@ ** gmail.com</a>

Is there some prefix for email address?

If you want to link to your email address, use: [@mailto:someone@example.com] If you want to obfuscate it, you probably shouldn't make it a link, or people might realise when they click on it.

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Other than that, the test results aren't running so I haven't been able to look at them. Has this been added to the teste results.

What do you mean?

So that they show up in the results linked from: http://www.boost.org/development/testing.html You can do this by adding your library to 'status/Jamfile.v2'