releasing: Copyedits

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@ -10,15 +10,16 @@ To make a release of Weston and/or Wayland, follow these steps.
release with any needed protocol updates.
2. Update the first stanza of configure.ac to the intended versions
for weston and libweston.
for Weston and libweston.
For Weston's x.y.0 releases, if libweston_major_version is greater than
weston_major_version, bump the Weston version numbers (major, minor,
micro) to match the libweston version numbers (major, minor, patch).
Additionally for all Weston releases, if libweston version
major.minor.patch is less than Weston version major.minor.micro, bump
libweston version numbers to match the Weston version numbers.
Additionally for all Weston releases, if libweston's
major.minor.patch version is less than Weston's major.minor.micro
version, bump libweston version numbers to match the Weston
version numbers.
Weston releases are made with the Weston version number, not with the
libweston version number.
@ -61,12 +62,11 @@ To make a release of Weston and/or Wayland, follow these steps.
$ release.sh .
For wayland, also publish the publican documentation to
For Wayland, also publish the publican documentation to
wayland.freedesktop.org:
$ ./publish-doc
5. Compose the release announcements. The script will generate
*.x.y.z.announce files with a list of changes and tags, one for
wayland, one for weston. Prepend these with a human-readable
@ -104,10 +104,10 @@ development early).
$ git branch x.y [sha]
$ git push origin x.y
The master branch configure.ac version should always be (at least)
x.y.90, with x.y being the most recent stable branch. Stable branch
configure version is just whatever was most recently released from
that branch.
The master branch's configure.ac version should always be (at least)
x.y.90, with x.y being the most recent stable branch. The stable
branch's configure.ac version is just whatever was most recently
released from that branch.
For stable branches, we commit fixes to master first, then cherry-pick
them back to the stable branch.