Fixes an issue where the first day of the month is (for example) a
Tuesday causing the 2nd Tuesday and 3rd Monday to be over a week apart.
Issue gh-10458
This step introduces the concept of a release train to determine the appropriate release dates and schedules milestones as needed. It uses the following rules:
- If the current SNAPSHOT version is a minor release (patchVersion == 0), checks to see if a GA release exists. If not, a release train is scheduled as follows:
- Finds the next available release train starting month (including this month), either January or July.
- Schedules a release train with M1, M2, M3, RC1 and GA versions on either January/February/March/April/May or July/August/September/October/November
- If the current SNAPSHOT version is a patch release (patchVersion != 0), checks to see if a GA release exists. If not, an individual milestone is scheduled on the next even month whose release day is in the future (can include this month).
- In either case, the release day used to schedule the release is based on the configured weekOfMonth (1-4) and dayOfWeek (1-5), e.g. 3rd Monday of the month (3, 1).
If a milestone already exists, nothing is created. Once created, milestone due dates can be updated manually as desired.
Closes gh-10458
Rather than having the task fail if the milestone is not due today, it now
outputs to a file true or false. This allows the pipeline to determine
if it should continue or not without causing a failure.
Issue gh-11158
Rather than having the task fail if the milestone is not due today, it now
outputs to a file true or false. This allows the pipeline to determine
if it should continue or not without causing a failure.
Closes gh-11158
Add 2 Gradle tasks, one that calculates the next release milestone based on the current version and one that checks if it is due today.
Issue gh-10451
Issue gh-10455
