Mark,

On 10/5/21 03:49, Mark Thomas wrote:
On 05/10/2021 08:12, Mark Thomas wrote:
On 05/10/2021 01:32, Christopher Schultz wrote:
All,

I'm sorry about this release. The VOTE has officially passed, but I fear I may have to re-roll the release as the Maven artifacts were not signed properly at the time. I'm trying to decide what to do about it.

I can re-roll the release under the same version number, but I'll have to re-generate everything. I can't guarantee it will be byte-for-byte identical for a few reasons, so I'm not sure how comfortable everyone will be with their votes standing.

Asking for a re-vote on a release is a little odd and may actually not be okay ASF-wise. So I'm thinking maybe I should cancel the vote and use a new version number which is source-identical to 8.5.72 and call for a new vote with the new artifacts.

I apologize for the confusion; I didn't notice the missing Maven items at the time, and cleared-away everything after uploading everything to svn.

I might have a way to fix this. Given em an hour or two...

I believe this is fixed. The Maven repository is now closed and the staging repository in the original VOTE is available:
https://repository.apache.org/content/repositories/orgapachetomcat-1337

What sorcery did you apply, here?

The files that were in the repository are unchanged. All I have done is signed the files that were missing signatures (*.jar, *.zip, *.tar.gz and *.pom) and the closed the repository.

There were so many files I wasn't sure where to begin. Were you able to get a comprehensive listing of the files in there in order to download them? I also don't know the mechanism for uploading them (it's all done by the build script, which presumably you wrote).

I suggest allowing 24 hours for anyone who voted to change their vote if they wish and then either complete the release if the votes remain unchanged or create a 8.5.73 release if there are any -1 votes.

So the files were produced by me but signed by you. That shouldn't be a problem unless someone wants to claim that a Tomcat release must be done by a single person, which is of course completely untrue.

Thanks for doing this. I'd love the details so I can recover in the future if necessary.

-chris

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