You MUST follow this HOWTO when bumping GNOME to a new version (even a minor version).
To start, packages must be compiled in the order listed below (if you find a change that needs to be made to this list, poke Bouleetbil). If it is a major bump (2.14 to 2.16, for example), it is wise to rebuild most of the GNOME packages.
1. GNOME compile order
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libxml2
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libxslt
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gnome-common
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intltool
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rarian
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gtk-doc
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glib
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libIDL
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ORBit2
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libbonobo
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fontconfig
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Render
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Xrender
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cairo
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cairomm
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Xft
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pango
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atk
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shared-mime-info
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gtk*
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gtk+2-engines
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gtkmm
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gconf
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desktop-file-utils
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gnome-mime-data
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avahi
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avahi-glib
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dbus
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hal
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gamin
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dbus-glib
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libgnome-keyring
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gnome-keyring
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libproxy
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libsoup
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gvfs
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gnome-vfs
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audiofile
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esd
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libgnome
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libart_lgpl
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libglade
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libgnomecanvas
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libbonoboui
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hicolor-icon-theme
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icon-naming-utils
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gnome-icon-theme
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libgnomeui
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startup-notification
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gnome-themes
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gnome-doc-utils
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gnome-desktop
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libwnck
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libgpg-error
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libgcrypt
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libtasn1
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opencdk
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gnutls
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firefox
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libgweather
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evolution-data-server
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pygobject (*)
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pycairo
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pygtk (*)
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gnome-menus
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librsvg
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libcanberra-gtk
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gnome-panel
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zenity
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metacity
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gstreamer
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liboil
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libxklavier
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libgnomekbd
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libcroco
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eel
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gst-plugins-base
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gnome-settings-daemon
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nautilus
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control-center
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gnome-session
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vte
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gnome-terminal
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libgtop
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gucharmap
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gnome-applets
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libgsf
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libgnomecups
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libgnomeprint
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libgnomeprintui
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yelp
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bug-buddy
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gtksourceview
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pygtksourceview
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pyorbit (*)
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gnome-python (*)
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iso-codes
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totem-pl-parser
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totem
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brasero
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gnome-media
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eog
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poppler
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evince
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gedit
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gnome-python-desktop
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alacarte
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nautilus-cd-burner
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gst-plugins-good
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libmusicbrainz
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gconf-editor
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gnome-utils
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gnome-system-monitor
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gnome-netstatus
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gcalctool
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at-spi
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libgail-gnome
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gnome-speech
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gnome-mag
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gnopernicus (missing from repo)
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gok (missing from repo)
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epiphany
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epiphany-extensions
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gob2
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gnome-games
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gnome-user-docs
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file-roller
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gnome-nettool
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vino
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vinagre
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gnome-volume-manager
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gnome-backgrounds
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sound-juicer
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gtkhtml
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gal
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pilot-link (if needed, not a gnome part)
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gnome-pilot
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gnome-pilot-conduits
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gnome-spell
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evolution
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evolution-webcal
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evolution-exchange
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gdm
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ptlib
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opal
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ekiga
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dasher
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gnome-power-manager
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gnome-keyring-manager
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deskbar-applet
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fast-user-switch-applet
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gnome-screensaver
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pessulus
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sabayon
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gnome-cups-manager
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system-tools-backends
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liboobs
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cheese
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gnome-system-tools
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mousetweaks
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seahorse
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gnome-sharp
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gnome-desktop-sharp
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empathy
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hamster-applet
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nautilus-sendto
(*) - don’t use Fsplit on this package.
Note
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all *sharp and all bindings need to be split |
2. Bumping individual packages
Never, I repeat, NEVER bump a version without doing the following:
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Download the new version’s tarball and extract it
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Run ./configure --help and look in configure.in to check for new dependencies (even optional ones) and consider whether to use them or not. Consult all devels about whether it is a good idea to use the optional dependencies.
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Check for dependencies that are no longer needed and remove them from the FrugalBuild
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Check GConf schemas. Sometimes they have been renamed, or new ones have been added. Not doing this can cause a lot of problems.
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Check the Changelog and NEWS file for the package. Sometimes there may be API/ABI changes that need to be considered before bumping.
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Check if \_F_gnome_{scrollkeeper,mime,desktop} are needed in the new version.
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When all this has been done, update the FrugalBuild with new sha1sums, pkgver, depends, GConf schemas and \_F_gnome_* values (add gnome-scriptlet to Finclude if necessary)
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Build the package and push.