By Dave Cohen on

Until today, the CVS HEAD was version 2.0 of my module.

Today, I created a DRUPAL-6--2 branch. This is now the home of version 2.x of my module.

HEAD is now the home of my module 3.x.

However, the drupal project page remains convinced that HEAD is 2.x. It actuallys lists 6.x-2.x-dev twice under Development Releases (see http://drupal.org/project/fb). How can I change things so that HEAD is now 3.x? The only page which seems like it should do this is the release edit page (http://drupal.org/node/392126/edit), but the texfield labelled Version Number Elements Major is greyed out. I cannot edit it.

Anyone know how I can change that version number?

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rfay’s picture

rfay
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If you can't figure it out, create an issue in the infrastructure queue, or ping davereid in IRC. I've had this kind of problem a couple of times and they got it sorted out for me just fine.

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jhodgdon
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1. Go to your project page.
2. Find where it says you can download the "2.x-dev" release.
3. Click on the "edit" link to the right (which should be visible if you are the maintainer).
4. Change the CVS version this comes from and save. Or click delete if you don't want the 2.x-dev version to be available for download from the project page.

Then you can go ahead and create a new release called 3.x-dev and point it to head.

I think this will fix what you were orginally asking about...

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Dave Cohen commented

The infrastructure team fixed the problem for me. But just so you know...

On your step #4, HEAD was the only CVS version available on that page. Yes, there was a drop-down, but HEAD was the only choice. And, there was no delete button.